Sentence examples for yet probable from inspiring English sources

The meeting provided a rare glimpse of a possible — if not yet probable — détente after a year of sometimes breathless escalation, occasionally fuelled by Trump's tweets.

Given that Americans have $20 trillion of housing wealth, a 10% price drop could easily halve the pace of consumer spending growth, sending the economy perilously close to recession.Such a dramatic drop in national house prices this year is possible, but not yet probable.

Even the Arab Parliament, usually a weak and waffly outfit that is supposed to advise the league, says that the delegation should now withdraw.If the league's report chastises Mr Assad, it is possible (though not yet probable) that Russia would let the UN Security Council pass a resolution condemning him and even imposing sanctions.

Clayton sighs, agreeing at the daft (yet probable) idea.

Jeff Tuel -- an undrafted player yet probable starter for the Buffalo Bills after Kevin Kolb went down with a concussion.

Next year will see yet another probable change as current artistic director Betsy Gregory gives way to her successor, Emma Gladstone.

While closely related, they carry slightly different yet interesting probable interpretations: The bipartite degree would mainly represent a composer's popularity, while the projected degree would mainly represent a composer's versatility or compatibility with others, likely in terms of musical styles.

Yet it seems probable that the factors that have really brought the crime rates down have little to do with policemen or politicians, and more to do with cycles that are beyond their control.The first of these is demographic.

Yet it seems probable that support by emerging markets for Mr Azevêdo's candidacy was motivated in part by a sense of shared interests.That could spell trouble for the global negotiations.

The NTSB has not yet found the probable cause of the incident and are still investigating.

The NTSB has not yet determined the probable cause of the crash.