Sentence examples for improbable phenomenon from inspiring English sources
Instead, red-clad fans numbering in the thousands have descended on the ground-level asphalt patch beneath a tangle of overpasses in support of Atlanta United, the nascent Major League Soccer (MLS) club that's become the most improbable phenomenon in American sports today – and a vibrant symbol of a new Atlanta.
The pairwise comparison of the ATP8 gene among A. planci, A. brevispinus and A. pectinifera has revealed that the nucleotide substitution rates of nonsynonymous sites (first + second codon positions) are almost the same as those of synonymous sites (third position) (data not shown), suggesting the cause of this improbable phenomenon.
He argues that this is not the case, and that even the most improbable phenomena are immediately accepted as real.
It still seems so improbable, he confesses, that the phenomenon he dreamt up in his basement when he was 23 would spawn TV properties, video games and action figures.
"JACKASS 3D," which arrives in theaters on Friday, marks the improbable 10th anniversary of the MTV phenomenon, part fraternity hazing ritual and part extreme sports stunt.
As we consider more and more such phenomena, it will be increasingly improbable that "they will all occur".
Now think back to the days before the Internet was a household phenomenon, and try to imagine just how improbable it would be for this cross to the president's desk?
But, improbable as it may seem, this Masterpiece mini-series was the only true scripted TV phenomenon of 2011.
Originally a flag waver for the geri-action phenomenon, the first Taken's surprise success in 2008 turned the now 62-year-old Neeson into an improbable thug grappler.
Running for election in 2010, he had emerged as an improbable but genuine political phenomenon one that in many ways anticipated a certain Republican politician with whom Americans have become intimately acquainted.
