Sentence examples for hardly probable from inspiring English sources

"It would seem hardly probable that a Latin American unit could produce such a big hole.

Verdi's work must always, on the contrary, be judged as a whole, and it is hardly probable that separate movements are ever likely to be extracted for public performance.

Then, as the array grows, the formation of pyramids becomes hardly probable and most of them, which have already formed, vanish, whereas the nucleation and further growth of wedges continue.

If we suppose that the hardly probable case of full freezing of the jet in Fig. 5 c will nevertheless takes place, then this will contradict to the experimental observations [1, 7, 9, 17, 23, 24] where never such large ratios of a length of a jet to a bump separation radius r sep have been obtained.

Mutations are rare events, and accumulation of such a large number in one cell is hardly probable.

Thus, formation of a stable assembly involving class II aaRSs, EF-Tu, and aa-tRNA is hardly probable, in view of its sterical unfeasibility.

Freud claimed that his reconstruction of the rise of sacrifice was historical, but this hardly seems probable.

Though the "blew it off" explanation is, I suppose, possible, it hardly seems probable.

Democrats have learned a brutal lesson in statistical odds, and success here seems hardly less probable than the election of a man like Donald Trump.

It is possible that divine revelation was received by one true faith at a specific historical moment in a particular human language, but it hardly seems probable.

In that atmosphere, and with Jews less religious than the Christian majority by such measures as attendance at services and belief in God, reversal hardly appears probable.