more probable

More probable are smaller attacks like the Boston marathon bombing.

More probable, he said, is someone got in through the network itself, over the ethernet.

But there are two other equally plausible, if not more probable, scenarios.

If Bibi forms the government, at this point the more probable outcome, it could be short-lived.

It is more probable that it will be found necessary to set apart a certain breadth of land to be treated by it exclusively.

A momentous event, which had during many years been constantly becoming more and more probable, was now certain and near.

These figures may in some cases be a mere pictorial paronomasia, but the explanation above suggested is the more probable one.

It is much more probable that one of the bridges has broken through overwork.

It is more probable, however, that these names are derived from persons of the twelfhynde class to whom the land had been granted.