Sentence examples for improbable one from inspiring English sources
A highly improbable one is that of the wandering albatross, Diomedea exulans.
But the most improbable one was Ethel Merman bellowing "There's No Business Like Show Business" to a disco beat.
"The statutory ruling is an improbable one," said Ellen D. Katz, a law professor at the University of Michigan.
Once decried by the public for breaking Peter Powell's heart and getting Cadbury's to finance her wedding, her rejuvenation is an improbable one.
It is a major gesture, and an improbable one not so many years ago, that the Wagner great-granddaughters scheduled the "Silenced Voices" display, let alone gave it such a prominent location.
(We use the future tense because it is convenient and evocative, but bear in mind that it describes one possible world: the improbable one in which the plan is adopted, financed and executed just as it stands).
Other medal prospects come from the male curlers and the men's bobsleigh team – half a century on from Britain's last gold in the event – while Andrew Musgrave has an outside chance of earning Britain's first medal in cross-country skiing and one of the more improbable ones in the country's Olympic history.
Climate change presents an enormous global risk, not in an improbable one-in-a-million case, but rather in the most likely scenario.
Each can lead to multiple outcomes, including improbable ones like a penalty, a blocked kick or a fumble.
Brooke Davis Anderson, a curator at the museum, reads all such messages that come her way, even the more improbable ones.
But in Europe, much of Latin America and other parts of the world, the vans are ubiquitous, and over five generations (since 1949), they have fulfilled a multitude of tasks, including some quite improbable ones.
