Sentence examples for improbable accuracy from inspiring English sources

Starting in June, he began predicting the elections' outcomes, forecasting the margins of victory with what turned out to be improbable accuracy.

Or you could take a shortcut and read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, a 38-year-old sci-fi parody novel that predicts Trump with improbable accuracy.

On the face of things, it is strange that so much store should be put, by such shrewd politicians as Salmond and Cameron, on the opinions of a young man who has no record of success or judgement in anything other than striking a tennis ball with improbable power and accuracy.

Alex Tanney of Division III Monmouth College in Illinois, who went undrafted last month, has become a YouTube sensation with a video of improbable feats of throwing accuracy.

Other authors suggest that the variation in compositions is why correlating the viscosity of heavy crude with high accuracy is improbable (Beal 1946).

But a critic might with equal accuracy point out that this is a play — improbable as it sounds — suffused with the dark implications, the irreversible enervations, of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

Diagnostic test accuracy studies and meta-analyses may, in some cases, provide estimates that are highly improbable in practice; tailored meta-analysis provides a potential solution.

Sound improbable?

How improbable?

Just improbable.

Funny, improbable name; funny, improbable candidate.