Physics shows that moving from order to disorder is more probable than the reverse — much more probable when it comes to large collections of atoms such as constitute a teapot.
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" The other half got another version: "Which is more probable?
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And moderately sized disasters are more probable than you might think.
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And these are just some of the more probable, routine ideas.
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A more probable pick for Cruz is someone like Wisconsin Gov.
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All prices are possible, but some are more probable than others.
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It's more probable they'll hike two rather than one this year.
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That's even more probable when you factor in the associated fulfillment delay.
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At no point in Trump's wretched rule has impeachment appeared more probable.
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He added that it's "more probable than not" there will be additional arrests.
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I believe it is much more probable than not that he will testify.
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But some legal experts told The Hill it made the strategy more probable.
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An elder statesman, like a retired president or senior judge, is the more probable.
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" On nuclear war: "I think it's more probable than I it used to be.
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In the United States, an imminent rise in interest rates was looking more probable.
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And we believe that John Jones is a more probable suspect in this crime.
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More probable scenarios being, I don't know, that she kissed someone with the virus.
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Without new credit, economic growth moves in reverse and individual player "bankruptcies" become more probable.
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More probable, however, is that the explosive tensions within the region will only become worse.
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Unfortunately, it's up to you to determine which one of these explanations is more probable.
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It is not even meant to be taken as any more probable than any other scenario.
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The far more probable outcome is that Curry will keep kicking butt, and in historic fashion.
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If all goes well, they say, a July or October 2017 start date looks more probable.
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Eighty-five percent of the subjects chose B, even though logically speaking, A is more probable.
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Recessions don't happen on their own, and a longer expansion does not make a recession more probable.
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In the worst case and more-probable scenario, the U.K. could crash out of Europe on Oct.
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Because I really think what the goal was, was to create a linkage between an affiliate of the Trump campaign back to those e-mails, and in order to create more probable cause, to create more probable cause for FISA warrants and to also help create a scandal.
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Given these difficulties in striking a grand bargain, a woollier set of compromises seemed the more probable outcome.
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The stronger-than-expected third quarter data suggests that 8543% may be a more probable full-year result.
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This scenario is more probable than not, the researchers said, although they concede it may not occur universally.
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The Wells report concluded that "it was more probable than not" that two members of the Patriots' locker room staff had "participated in a deliberate effort to release air from Patriots game balls," and that "it was more probable than not" that Brady was "at least generally aware" of the impropriety.
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The black line shows a more probable risk, with outcomes grouped tightly around a narrow (and low) range of severities.
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Ultimately, Haley seems unlikely to challenge Trump — it's more probable that she eventually replaces Rex Tillerson as secretary of state.
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As there are very few men as you get older and older, the likelihood of dying alone becomes more probable.
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The migration of debt to the sovereign balance sheet is more probable than a wholesale upfront carve-out of assets.
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This would militate against Republican fears of losing their president, and makes the possibility of Democrats taking Congress more probable.
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They added that the latter case is more probable, as it will take time to implement a nationwide infrastructure upgrade.
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Researchers say global warming is dramatically worsening the ongoing fires and has made the record-shattering temperatures far more probable.
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"We can only speculate about food and predators, but a herbivorous diet seems more probable—something like in ostriches," Zelenkov said.
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"This move makes the sale of the entire UniCredit stake in Pekao more probable," a Warsaw-based financial sector source said.
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A Warsaw-based financial sector source said Tuesday's placement made the sale of the entire UniCredit stake in Pekao more probable.
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It could have been some other line of research which would have had more probable antecedent payoff than going into philosophy.
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As one outcome becomes more probable than the other, then money is moved around quickly and causes volatility and instability, added Gross.
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He thought it was more probable that the EU would impose sanctions on individuals deemed to be involved in MH17's downing.
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Now that astronomers have confirmed that exoplanets are likely abundant throughout the universe, the potential for alien life seems even more probable.
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What's more probable is that providers will begin to chip away at rules designed to stop them from slowing down certain websites.
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"At this point, it's more pointing to the second quarter as more probable (but) it could still be first quarter," Carter said.
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"At this point, it's more pointing to the second quarter as more probable (but) it could still be first quarter," Carter added.
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"At this point, it's more pointing to the second quarter as more probable (but) it could still be first quarter," Carter said.
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The presence of U.S. troops—viewed as potential targets by anti-American actors, including Iran's proxies — makes that scenario even more probable.
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It seems much more probable that a rock star would want people to think he's younger than he is, rather than older.
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It's more probable to get threats directed at the Secretary of State, unless of course that ambassador is a very prominent official.
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But more probable is that, at the end of the day, this district was just out of reach for Democrats — this time around.
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Trump's bombastic temperament makes it more probable that he would get us into a war with Iran that would involve American ground troops.
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But it's a worthy debate, because it's more probable than not that we are living in a simulation than actual reality, he said.
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The growing economic and financial strains on OPEC and non-OPEC countries, including Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iran, make a deal more probable.
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The yield on Treasury bonds fell initially Tuesday night as Mr. Trump's victory looked more probable and investors sought a safe-haven investment.
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All reveal that the war is at best a stalemate, and that it is now more probable that the Taliban is slowly winning.
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The lead prosecutor, Brad A. Leventhal, said it was "376 billion times more probable it's his DNA under her fingernails" than somebody else's.
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A scenario more probable than 270 electors voting for anyone but Trump would be if no candidate receives a majority of electoral votes.
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Mr. Kislyak argued that the Trump administration's new nuclear strategy involved the manufacture of low-yield weapons and made nuclear war more probable.
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"The point is we are now in an environment where retaliatory steps against US entities operating in China is becoming more probable," he said.
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Josh O'Byrne, a currency strategist at Citibank said more hawkish signals from the central bank will "become more probable" only after exhibiting protracted franc weakness.
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Mr. Trump's move looks like either an impetuous act of self-indulgence or, somewhat more probable, a calculated attempt to bury his domestic political troubles.
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If Trump is the nominee and Hillary is indicted--one I think is more probable than the next-- TIM MILLER: Hillary would beat him from jail.
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And even though an eventual return to Earth is more probable than not, there's also some reason to believe that we're witnessing a "late" career leap.
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Should the Fed respond to fiscal stimulus by raising rates at a faster pace, that distraction will not be there, and those trade wars become more probable.
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But volatility, rather than a bear market, might be the more probable outcome, given the lack of clarity as to what Mr Trump will prioritise in office.
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A more probable explanation is that he came to office just as America began to run out of willing workers to fill all of its job vacancies.
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"(The zloty) stabilised, but in our view a correction after the recent appreciation... is still more probable than a return to (firming)," Santander said in a note.
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Of the two, Thurman likely has the more marketable personality and skillset, and is the more probable candidate to fill the shoes of the next welterweight ruler.
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It also means that while tax cuts may take place today, it becomes more probable that they will become tax increases or spending cuts in the future.
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Barclays added that a more probable near-term route to addressing the outbreak than vaccination will be via approaches such as passive immunity or small molecule antivirals.
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It seemed more probable; the PSEN1 variant linked to early-onset Alzheimer's, he learned, is usually inherited, and Mr. Fender's parents are in their 60s and healthy.
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BME employees were also more likely to work in lower-paid and lower-skilled jobs in spite of the fact it was more probable they had a degree.
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Skewers can work in a pinch, but the single tip as opposed to prongs can make it more probable that food will be lost in the cheese. Cooking.
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Furthermore, the fact that a majority of voters in Scotland opted for 'Remain' makes a second referendum on Scottish independence more probable in the short to medium term.
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Even so an imminent deal is unlikely as documents have yet to be readied, according to bankers familiar with the matter, who reckoned post-summer was more probable.
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Given Lashley's current standing however, it seems more probable that he is paired with somebody like Kongo, who has also put in the hours in the Bellator cage.
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And though 2020 is a long way away, it's looking more and more probable that Donald Trump will become the first one-term president since George H.W. Bush.
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While it is statistically much more probable to win asylum in the United States from Eritrea or Pakistan than, say, Mexico or El Salvador, there is no guarantee.
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"A higher short- and long-term rate environment feels much more probable today because of the policy proposals that are being bandied about by the new administration," he said.
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His more probable motivation was to annoy Western lawmakers, who must have been furious when they realized they couldn't really object to a law that they themselves had crafted.
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"The prospect that Democrats could nominate a self-avowed socialist is growing more probable by the day, and shows how off course Hillary Clinton's coronation has gone," he added.
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In a criminal trial, the case must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt; whereas in a civil trial, one party's case need only be more probable than the other.
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Making such early elections all the more probable is the recent decision of former Italian Prime Minister Mateo Renzi to call for a leadership vote of his Democratic Party.
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"A run-off election is becoming more probable, which also increases the risk of violence as it has in previous election cycles," said Robert Besseling, analyst at EXX Africa.
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Victories for the League on Sunday would make the collapse of the governing coalition more probable, and potentially bring on national elections well before they are due, in 113.
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"We're gathering the clues, and the more accurately we gather them and the relationship between the clues, the more probable it is for us to reverse-engineer what happened."
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However, the weakened credit metrics have made it more probable that the RWN will be resolved with, at best, a Negative Outlook on Guangzhou R&F's 'BB' ratings, if affirmed.
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"It is more probable that this compound interacts with another, as yet unknown protein that is responsible for the observed toxicity," he suggested, a problem known as "off-target" interaction.
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The challengers "have not shown that it is more probable than not that illegitimate considerations were the predominant motivation behind the plan's deviations from mathematically equal district populations," Breyer wrote.
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Such equipment, along with timely notification of the boys' failure to return before a storm hit the area "would have made a successful rescue infinitely more probable," the report reads.
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"The likelihood of the battery being the actual cause of the fire is more probable than not," St. Petersburg Fire Rescue spokesman Lieutenant Steve Lawrence said by telephone on Thursday.
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It's not that any one face-touch is likely to infect you, but the more times you touch your face, the more probable it is that you'll pick it up.
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The scenarios - based around core assumptions pertaining to inefficient credit, impairment rates and loss rates - assume a one-off resolution of the debt problem over the more probable multi-year process.
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"It's more probable that we will make the decision early next year, but we are talking about (a delay of) a couple of months," she told a news conference in Tokyo.
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In fact, a 2012 Harvard study found that distraction is actually a key variable for creativity — meaning, it's more probable that your genius idea will occur when you're not in your studio.
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The NFL found it was "more probable than not" that Brady, now 38, had been "generally aware" that two low-level Patriots employees had conspired to reduce the air pressure of footballs.
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But it's more probable that he fails to secure the nomination, and he will have given up the Democrats' best chance to capture a key Senate seat and potentially retake the chamber.
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Adm. Mike Mullen says it's "more probable than it use to be" that we will see use of nuclear weapons in North Korea: "And, it scares me to death quite frankly." pic.twitter.
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"What we thought was extremely rare, large floods invading coastal cities on a regular basis, is becoming more and more probable," said William Sweet, an oceanographer at NOAA and the report's lead author.
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A more probable explanation is that a steady accrual of rules and regulations for years has effectively eliminated a generation of entrepreneurs as the costs of running a new enterprise outweigh the benefits.
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However, the weakened credit metrics have made it more probable that the Rating Watch Negative (RWN) will be resolved with, at best, a Negative Outlook on Guangzhou R&F's 'BB' ratings, if affirmed.
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Now, the court's action is likely to lessen the urgency on Capitol Hill over the issue, making it even more probable that Congress will take no action as the legal process plays out.
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"If Alexei Ulyukayev had been accused of running over an old lady while driving a Gelandewagen at high speed through Moscow late at night, even that would look more probable," Mr. Shokhin said.
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"After what we have seen today, a coalition between the conservatives and the far right has become less probable and a coalition with the conservatives and the Greens more probable," Mr. Filzmaier said.
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Ten-year Treasury bonds now yield 2.45 percent, up from 1.85 percent on Election Day, suggesting investors believe higher growth and inflation are more probable than had seemed likely just four months ago.
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A pandemic, which is when epidemics break out on two or more continents, is looking more probable as the coronavirus has killed at least 361 people in China and infected more than 17,0003 worldwide.
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Often I felt more confident at high speeds than I usually am; that could mean I've suddenly become a better rider, but it's far more probable that the bike is just fine-tuned well.
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Sadly, it seems more probable that we will get hollowed-out versions of characters who won't resonate particularly well emotionally, but whose actions won't interfere with the integrity of the films' overarching story either.
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Given President Donald Trump's reckless statements about nuclear proliferation and the Republican's rampant climate denialism, it should not come as a surprise that "doom-soon" is now more probable than it was a year ago.
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Boeing has maintained that it plans to submit its fix in September, and expects the plane to be back in the air by the fourth quarter, although some think that early 2020 is more probable.
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Given President Donald Trump's reckless statements about nuclear proliferation and the Republican's rampant climate denialism, it should not come as a surprise that "doom-soon" is now more probable than it was a year ago.
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The stronger the neural circuitry becomes, the more likely certain buzzwords will evoke certain neural circuits and the more probable certain ideas will seem to a person, whether or not they are logical or true.
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The more probable reality was a transfer of mines from the official sector into the hands of the M23 rebel group, which briefly captured the provincial capital of Goma in November 2012, and its many successors.
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BERLIN, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Accelerating inflation bodes well for the German economy and makes it more probable that the European Central Bank will alter its ultra-loose monetary policy, the ZEW research institute said on Tuesday.
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An NFL report on the allegations found it was "more probable than not" that Brady, now 38, had been "generally aware" that two low-level Patriots employees had conspired to reduce the air pressure of footballs.
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The willingness of all the major parties to vote on a new electoral law "makes an autumn vote more probable," a government source also told Reuters, "but things will be more clear in 10 days' time".
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" Investigators write that the boat, "while by all accounts fundamentally sound, was not equipped with any electronic or communications equipment, such as VHF radio, GPS or EPIRB, which would have made a successful rescue infinitely more probable.
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Partly because Mrs Clinton is mistrusted and disliked, the more probable outcome in November is that she will be the next president but will face a House of Representatives controlled by Republicans—and perhaps a Senate, too.
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But possibility and impossibility are binary, and when we adjudge the yeti more probable than the leprechaun we aren't reflecting facts about the world we live in; we aren't reflecting the world we live in at all.
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But it is more probable that the central bank, which has in the past been accused by pro-Brexit campaigners of having an anti-Brexit bias, will instead tweak the financial market assumptions that go into its forecasts.
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Inflation expectations have fallen "too far for comfort," making it more probable inflation itself will fall and continue to miss the Fed's 2 percent target, Bullard said in remarks prepared for delivery to a gathering of financial analysts.
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Despite several delays, Boeing has maintained that it plans to submit its fix in September, and expects the plane to be back in the air by the fourth quarter, although some think that early 2020 is more probable.
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Mike Mullen, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Sunday that he believes it's "more probable than it used to be" that the world will see the use of nuclear weapons in the near future.
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As such, the possibility of a "cliff-edge" scenario where Britain leaves the EU without a trade deal or close alignment to the EU (conversely seen as a "softer" Brexit) is being seen by analysts as more probable.
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While Egyptian authorities have previously said an act of terrorism is more probable than a technical failure as the cause of the crash, there has not yet been a conclusive explanation as authorities work to discover and gather evidence.
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That said, a far more probable transaction, from Boston's perspective, would look something like Smart for Jeremy Lamb and Charlotte's second-round pick in 2019...assuming the Celtics are motivated to part ways with their resident sixth man. 803.
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Indeed, it seems far more probable that a company such as Walmart, wary of Amazon's dominance, might swoop in and make Whole Foods a higher offer (Amazon is paying about a 27% premium to the stock's closing price on June 15th).
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Judge Harding's ruling noted "strengths and weaknesses" in both parties' recollections but concluded that the bar set by the university code of conduct — that it was "more probable than not" that Mr. Winston had committed a violation — had not been met.
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But I was recently aghast at the news that the Trump administration was proposing yet another round of tax breaks for rich people -- more than $100 billion worth, which would make Republican proposals to slash Medicaid and Medicare even more probable.
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You know, made the title run seem a little more probable.. Now, with the team in disarray and ownership deciding to dump the manager who made it all possible, we can truly appreciate what the Foxes accomplished: one of the most improbable
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It seems more probable, however, that AI will improve steadily, and that its impact over the next decade or two, while significant, will not be on the same scale as the epochal shift from a mostly agricultural to a mostly industrial economy.
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A Democratic president unrecognizable to Harry Truman or John F. Kennedy on issues ranging from foreign policy to taxes is not good for the country, and therefore, the leftward shift that makes this eventuality more probable is, likewise, not good for the country.
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Piling on more evidence does not typically shake you out of it, just as making it even more probable that you will lose the lottery does not all of a sudden make you feel like you know your ticket is a loser.
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So in effect, the fact that the Emperor fell into a void in the Death Star and miraculously brought himself back from the dead is now more probable than the fact that he had a normal son just walking around in the world.
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Piers Morgan taking the reins at Arsenal, Elvis turning up alive, the discovery of the Loch Ness monster—all were deemed more probable by bookies than a Leicester championship, in most cases far more so, pushing the team's feat into the realm of the supernatural.
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One recurring presence in the report, weaving through a crowd of potential panics and crises that, according to its assessment, he has made more probable, is a figure who is planning to elbow his way through the halls of Davos itself: President Donald Trump.
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" The N.F.L. released the results of its investigation last May, which stated that two low-level Patriots employees had knowingly deflated balls below the legal limit and that it was "more probable than not that Brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities.
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Legend has it that this feature was used by the rulers to eavesdrop on the conversations of the unsuspecting prisoners, though it seems more probable that this natural amplification was ingeniously employed to increase the audibility of the plays performed in the Greek theater.
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Still, there's some chance there will actually be Awesome Basketball in Chicago, but far more probable is that what we have to celebrate here is the madness of modern free agency turning a legacy franchise into a drunk dude playing GM mode in a video game.
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Ironically, the current makeup of the court, with its four liberal justices and one often considered a swing vote, could make it more probable that decisions will come down on the side of the liberal argument, not the conservative one that Republicans are likely to favor.
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Several media sources have glossed over this as Trump wanting to avoid revealing how little he's given away, but what seems more probable to me is that he'd like to avoid scrutiny of how much he's abused the charitable deduction to claim breaks for giveaways of little social value.
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"Sealing the Greek-Macedonian border will strengthen anti-European and nationalist sentiment in Greece and make early elections more probable; these could undermine completion of the first review and in a worst case scenario, reintroduce the risk of Greece's exit from the euro," Rahman, Masraff and Sawyer believed.
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Several media sources have glossed over this as Trump wanting to avoid revealing how little he's given away, but what seems more probable to me is that he's likely to avoid scrutiny of how much he's abused the charitable deduction to claim breaks for giveaways of little social value.
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For a player who homers at the league average of around once every 2105 plate appearances or so, a four-home-run game is about five times likelier in five plate appearances than in four (and is 10.23 times more probable if he is fortunate enough to get six attempts).
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After a joint request on Wednesday by the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Commission for transcripts of the conversation and details surrounding Flynn's departure, the possibility of further details of the administration's connections with Russia being exposed – whether financial, political, business or personal – has become more probable.
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"I would love to see personal tax reform and lower those personal rates but what I think what is more probable and what I think Congress should attack first is corporate tax reform," Siegel said on "Squawk Box, " a day after the Dow closed above 22,000 for the first time ever.
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More probable will be the scrapping of the Iran nuclear deal, likely leading to war with Iran, and a thoroughly unnecessary preventive war to get rid of North Korean nuclear weapons and missiles, which could kill tens or hundreds of thousands of civilians and Americans in South Korea and Japan.
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In May 2015, the NFL imposed the suspension on Brady after an independent investigator found it "more probable than not" that Brady was involved with locker room attendant Jim McNally and equipment assistant John Jastremski in a scheme to take air out of the footballs New England would use in the game.
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But the three members of the board who dissented said they did so partly based on the autopsy report, which showed that Dakota, who was black, was hit in the "midline of the back of his head," making it "more probable than not" that the teenager was turned away from the officer, the document said.
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"If the kingdom is not in favour of an outright de-pegging, another suitable solution, and one which we believe is more probable than full de-pegging, would be for them to move to a (currency) basket approach similar to that which Kuwait has followed," said Chavan Bhogaita, head of market insights and strategy at National Bank of Abu Dhabi.
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This becomes more evident when we consider that even the simplest of creatures that may otherwise be bereft of a conscious or explicit value judgement system have been imparted (through evolution) the discerning ability to know that doing a certain "A" set of things will make it more probable for them to survive, as opposed to doing a certain "B" set of things.
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"Fitch believes developments in the U.K. make it more probable that populist or euroskeptic movements find greater support elsewhere in the EU, providing added impetus for political fragmentation and polarization trends that became evident in the aftermath of the euro zone crisis … Europe's political backdrop could have negative implications for sovereign ratings, as fiscal consolidation may drop further down the list of policy priorities," it said.
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Much more probable are severe restrictions on the Chinese operations of America's global-leading companies like Apple and General Motors in their Chinese operations, as Apple generates 21% of its revenues in China, while GM sells more automobiles in China than it does in the U.S. Many business leaders and stock investors are betting that the President is bluffing, and will back away from his threats.
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The other and more probable reason is that Parks and Rec offers a mental reprieve from the emotionally taxing, continually baffling, what-fresh-hell-awaits-when-I-check-Twitter America in which we live today: the America of Donald Trump, border walls and family separation, Brett Kavanaugh, government shutdowns that even Ron Swanson would be hard-pressed to take delight in, harrowing relations with North Korea and deteriorating ones with our longtime allies.
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In the same time, another group called World Weather Attribution found that hurricanes that size have become three times more probable VICE News spoke with Myles Allen, a climate scientist at the University of Oxford and one of the researchers behind the first climate attribution study, who explained why scientists are now able to rapidly figure out if an event like Hurricane Harvey was more devastating than it otherwise would have been because of climate change.
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A few months earlier, I had written a story about Brady, who had just won his fourth Super Bowl and was then embroiled in the Deflategate fiasco, in which the league said it was "more probable than not" that Brady was "at least generally aware" that a minuscule amount of air pressure might have been removed from the footballs he used in the first half of the Patriots' 45-7 blowout of the Indianapolis Colts in the A.F.C. championship game.
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Would have-- Buffett: We timed our sales so that once it got above the conversion price-- we timed our sales-- we tried to time 'em—because 22 million shares would be a lot of shares to get and we did not want to own the common stock we don't own any common stocks of any chemical companies so and as the stock when higher we sold it more aggressively because we wanted to get 2300 million shares done by the day which was becoming more probable all the time that they would call it and they called it exactly when we thought they would call it.
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Would have-- WARREN BUFFETT: We timed our sales so that once it got above the conversion price-- we timed our sales-- we tried to time 'em—because 220 million shares would be a lot of shares to get and we did not want to own the common stock we don't own any common stocks of any chemical companies so and as the stock when higher we sold it more aggressively because we wanted to get 2000 million shares done by the day which was becoming more probable all the time that they would call it and they called it exactly when we thought they would call it.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) said on Friday that he believes that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is likely to fire special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, saying that the recent ousters of top administration officials make such a move all the more probable.
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