Sentence examples for improbable in terms of from inspiring English sources

Dawkins relies here on two premises: first, that a creator is bound to be more complex, and hence improbable, than his creation (you never, for instance, see a horseshoe making a blacksmith); and second, that to explain the improbable in terms of the more improbable is no explanation at all.

Francis only hinted at the distressing lack of purpose that came with the abrupt end of his NBA career, but he framed his view of it in terms of that improbable path.

However, conferring an enduring benefit in terms of independent natural survival is statistically improbable, and attempts to do so are very likely to be associated with loss of dignity and suffering.

However, when these results are computed in terms of statistical significance, it is by far not improbable enough that the first answers may only be incorrect more often accidentally.

In physics, for example, the law of entropy implies that, for the universe as a whole, order always gives way to disorder; thus, if you want to explain the present state of the universe in terms of the past, you are pretty much stuck with explaining the probable (messy) in terms of the improbable (neat).

In terms of.

In terms of racial desegregation?

In terms of cash, certainly.

But in terms of feelings?

In terms of celebrating?  A.

In terms of everything.