So I think our chances are highly improbable".
The direst predictions of what will happen -- financial chaos, societal strife, food shortages and persistent, widespread blackouts -- are highly improbable.
Diagnostic test accuracy studies and meta-analyses may, in some cases, provide estimates that are highly improbable in practice; tailored meta-analysis provides a potential solution.
Mr. Hughes added that the extractor "appears to perform properly under all conditions that have been specified to us" by the government and fails only when flight environments are "highly improbable" and "appear not to be within our requirements".
He lacks the capacity to spur legislation that would lift the economy by Election Day; significant new victories in Congress are highly improbable before then, and economic dividends would not come fast enough to persuade swing voters anyway.
Another response is that moot preclusion involves cases in which the events or states of affairs that would be good for us if they held are highly improbable (Draper 1999).
