Sentence examples for without the probable from inspiring English sources
Social science research has shown that that when some people look white enough, they get paid more on the dollar for the same job; when some people look white enough they are not dealt subprime loans; when some people look white enough they are not stopped and frisked without the probable cause that they are just too dark skinned and must be doing something wrong.
In all cases the ORs are significantly elevated for workers with PTSD compared to those without the probable diagnosis.
Without rejecting the probable contribution of induced defense in partial resistance, our results strongly suggest that constitutive expression of defense-related genes highly contributes to partial resistance.
Alexis de Tocqueville said that in the United States things move from the impossible to the inevitable without stopping at the probable.
In addition, Bishara et al. noted this relationship between BMI and obesity without differentiation in the probable sites of acquisition (26 ).
It is hard to imagine any of the paintings looking credible without the others, despite the probable gaggle of collectors willing to pay a pretty penny to be in on the joke.
"I think the impossible may be moving to the inevitable without ever passing through the probable," Bob Inglis, a former Republican representative from South Carolina and a carbon-tax backer, told the Associated Press.
Alexis de Tocqueville long ago said that in the United States, events 'can move from the impossible to the inevitable without ever stopping at the probable.' Was that still true?
Too often, operational, financial and logistical constraints lead to the design of interventions based on past experience and expert opinion, without an assessment of the probable outcomes of alternative approaches.
But a search inside the truck without probable cause would violate the Fourth Amendment.
Another key element of de Blasio's campaign was his commitment to reform the so-called stop-and-frisk program of the New York City Police Department (NYPD) authorizing police officers to stop, question, and search individuals suspected of criminal activity without the need of probable cause.
