It concerns the occurrence of the improbable, the power of rare events and the author's lament that "in spite of the empirical record we continue to project into the future as if we were good at it".
But that seems improbable, to put it mildly.
Improbable, to be sure, as Ms. Welch acknowledged.
Their position seemed improbable, to put it mildly.
Although it is hard to be certain, this notion seems improbable to us.
Combining these two findings, it will be improbable to find a change within this scale.
"I would like to bring art to improbable places, create projects so huge with the community that they are forced to ask themselves questions".
Franco is the tireless movie star slash literary figure, a writer and director in his own right, who is ready to throw his megawatt smile behind the most improbable of projects.
Their haul on that March day was no more than a pocketful of singles and silver from the poor boxes and a table saw belonging to one of the carpenters working on a slow, improbable restoration project of a church that seemed near closing just a few years ago.
Using this improbable literary project as a pretext, he calls on his old boss, the beautiful senior prosecutor Irene Menéndez Hastings, played by Soledad Villamil, a woman with whom he has been hopelessly in love for decades.
He sponsored grand public works, such as the improbable Great Man-Made River project, a massive endeavour inspired, perhaps, by ancient Bedouin water procurement techniques, that brought sweet, fresh water from aquifers in the south to the arid north of his country.
