Inductive reasoning are all about the content of the premises and involve probability. In this type of reasoning the focus is on the strength of the argument. So, in a strong inductive argument, if we assume the premises to be true, it is likely that the conclusion is true, even though the conclusion could be false because validity doesn't apply to inductive arguments. An example of complete sentences using this reasoning could be:
1. All rocks found in Planet Mars to this day have contained gold
2. Therefore, probably the next rock found in Mars will contain gold
