The subsequent conclusions in the manuscript are in my view far fetched.
Ideas once considered far-fetched -- a peacekeeping force, an international trusteeship or protectorate over the Palestinian territories -- suddenly are being taken seriously.
This could explain the curious fact that precipitation in the western Amazon is higher than it is upwind, despite leakage in run-off at every revolution of the local water cycle.The theory caused a stir in Western academia last year when it was put forward in the journal Bioscience and is considered far-fetched by many.
But then the Fulham striker explains why he looks to the sky after every goal and it hits home that the first Texan to play Premier League football has the kind of life narrative that might be considered far-fetched for Hollywood.
Lou Leonard of the World Wildlife Fund says work by Purvis and others helped brighten up what he calls "the darker days" of the Bush Administration, when the idea of the White House ever agreeing to an international deal was considered far-fetched.
That's not too far fetched, considering Facebook's CFO David Ebersman explained in its pre-IPO Roadshow video that it's considering charging less than 30% outside the games vertical.
It all sounds quite far fetched, considering that even in its mid-80s prime Italo never produced any truly enduring stars on these isles, let alone a strong enough legacy to have mainstream influence today.
Such a trade deal he is negotiating will certainly pave the way for goodwill between Obama and the incredibly lucrative Pacific Rim. Concern that Obama has post-White House objectives in such trade deals are not far fetched, considering his record of concern about such agreements as a U.S. senator.
I'd like you to consider a dream that's far fetched.
Whether or not he is physically present in his photographs, it's not far fetched to consider his larger artistic practice to be one spanning self-portrait.
Although the individual ribozyme-catalyzed reactions involved in the postulated scheme are feasible, the succession of multiple evolutionary steps that appear to be required for the emergence of translation might be legitimately viewed as far fetched, particularly, considering the inevitably inefficient ribozyme-mediated replication that must have been prevalent in the RNA World.
