Sentence examples for even improbable that from inspiring English sources

But it is highly uncertain, even improbable, that the virus would mutate in nature along the pathways prodded in a laboratory environment, so the benefit of looking for these five mutations seems marginal.

The tempestuous love affair between Maria Callas and Aristotle Onassis had so many fascinating and even improbable elements that the public eagerly followed every twist and turn.

Moreover, relative risk, a concept familiar to clinicians accustomed to the uncertainty that is intrinsic to medical practice, could seem very different to parents for whom even improbable risks may be intolerable [ 46].

And it is even more improbable that four different owners would agree to sell, even over time.

And it means it, however improbable that may sound.

And it seems, if anything, even more improbable that climatologists should make the discovery that we are living in this period of exceptional stability at the very moment when, by their own calculations, it is likely nearing an end.

They are an unlikely couple — the bespectacled, neurotic artist and his rakish, heartthrob muse — but it may be even more improbable that a pair of Europeans have created one of the more memorable cinematic Manhattans in years.

Making it even more improbable that the firm could absorb MTN completely the way Bharti Airtel had planned, Reliance Communication uses a different wireless standard than the other two, code division multiple access instead of the global system for mobile communications, though a smaller affiliate, Reliance Telecom, has developed a GSM platform.

Add in our cultural attitudes that tend to dismiss early loss, and it's even more improbable that a man is going to raise his hand and say, "Hey, I'm hurting here".

Therefore, it is even more improbable that a GP will see two children with the same malignancy in the course of their career.

A defeat there would make it even more mathematically improbable that she would win the nomination and undercut any boost she might achieve from a victory in Pennsylvania.