Sentence examples for fairly improbable from inspiring English sources
Celebrities, such as Dennis Rodman, who claim they intend to mend ties between troubled countries and the US may have a needed role in our foreign affairs – but it's fairly improbable.
The remark relates to an uncertain and unlikely moment in 2011 when a possible decision by Moody's, the ratings agency based in the United States, involving Greece's solvency, could set off a fairly improbable chain of events resulting in the E.C.B.'s incapacity to back Greek bonds.
A removal of the zinc from the particles due to the action of the plasma is fairly improbable; however, a mechanical impact within the vortex might influence the material composition.
Although Evans himself claimed it proceeded successfully around Philadelphia (and circled his erstwhile rival Benjamin Latrobe's Philadelphia waterworks) before launching into the river and paddling at speed to Philadelphia harbor; the great weight of the craft make land-propulsion based on its limited engine capacity and jury-rigged power train fairly improbable over any significant distance.
Carter was also the first to apply anthropic principles to the origin of life in 1983, where it was argued that many steps in the early evolution of life might have been fairly improbable, an argument pursued at greater length in this contribution.
This is a pretty improbable scenario.
Unity's Terms of Service isn't exactly the most lucid reading material, but the section in question titled Streaming and Cloud Gaming Restrictions seems to lay out a fairly clear rebuke of what Improbable does.
The sensitivity analysis showed that the results are fairly robust to assumptions about missingness, as it would be improbable that those lost to follow-up are sufficiently different in the intervention versus control groups to account for the observed effects.
Perhaps, though it is highly improbable, and even if it did, all of these nations have been fairly responsible and are certainly much less dangerous than other aspiring nuclear powers, such as Iran or North Korea.
