Sentence examples for improbable views from inspiring English sources

A charming passageway ran through an olive grove, with improbable views across manicured lawns to several mock-Tudor houses.

The first scenario is improbable in view of the presence of inversion or the absence of a conserved synteny.

Another case is the prominently published mollusc phylogeny with polyphyletic snails and mussels [ 24], which also is extremely improbable in view of the bulk of information available to zoologists [e.g. [ 25- 29]].

However, there is nothing unreasonable or improbable in this view, which is virtually that of the Roman Catholic Church, and is indeed the common view amongst us.

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Professor Mike Parker Pearson, of University College London, said: "It could have taken nearly 500 years to get them to Stonehenge, but that's pretty improbable in my view.

That all would choose precisely the same VAS score seems improbable, especially in view of the variety of representational heuristics which individuals are known to employ [ 18].

An alternative view, however improbable, may be that the model is accurate in this particular aspect, in which case, the assumption minimizes the current controversy between Miller's estimations and Cowan's.

That does seem improbable, yet the general view is that the potential for conflict between the pair was the major factor behind Hodgson's decision, rather than "football reasons" as he previously suggested.

Each case — a collapse of house prices and a cascade of problems threatening a large release of radiation — was viewed as so improbable that it could be virtually ignored in considering risks.

Others view this as improbable.