Sentence examples for at all probable from inspiring English sources

The New York Times wrote in March 1910 that "it is not considered at all probable that the effigy will ever again be exhibited in a public place," but on 12 December 1985, a new memorial to the brown dog, by sculptor Nicola Hicks, was unveiled by actress Geraldine James in Battersea Park behind the Pump House.

Now ask whether that scene is at all less probable than the ones we are confronted with now.

All probable AD patients with at least one complete comprehensive annual follow-up evaluation were eligible.

He remained at Rothmans, at probable cost to his health, being dogged in his last years by throat cancer.

The plan is to buy or build a "senior academy," at a probable price of $10 million, by 2003.

After 86 days of public hearings and 474 witnesses, at a probable cost of £6m, what now for Leveson's recommendations?

In that respect, Archaeopteryx appeared to be intermediate between reptiles and birds, growing at a probable rate close to that of marsupials, they said.

For many years DNA was sequenced by a method that was developed by Frederick Sanger in 1975 and used to sequence the first human genome in 2003, at a probable cost of at least $500 million.

Since then Kraft has announced that it is moving the firm's headquarters to Switzerland to avoid UK tax, at a probable cost of thousands of UK jobs.

A sharp earthquake in February complicated matters by weakening a freeway viaduct along the Seattle waterfront; it almost certainly needs replacing, at a probable cost of $600m.

"Not only that - it proposes a new role of chief executive at a probable cost of £150,000 to £200,000".