Sentence examples for increasingly improbable from inspiring English sources

Sunday's victory prolonged an increasingly improbable late-season run for the Giants.

And his novel is so readable and tidily constructed that, initially, you barely notice its increasingly improbable plot contrivances.

Despite the complex drama becoming increasingly improbable, even ludicrous, and despite the narrator using an irritating voice for the story's many mobile calls, it's unswitchoffable.

24th over: West Indies 106-4 (Chanderpaul 29 Ramdin 4) need 329 The West Indies then need another 225 runs for an increasingly improbable victory.

One fine day he stumbles upon a gun, at which point his life spirals out of control and Mr. Jha's film becomes increasingly improbable.

Reading much into a quarter's figures may be questionable; but those charts that have peppered every presentation, with an exponential curve of Internet usage climbing skywards, look increasingly improbable.

Thus, success looks increasingly improbable--at least at reasonable cost in reasonable time.

As it is, watching The Anniversary is like watching a tag-wrestling bout, in which increasingly unlikely characters deploy ever more improbable manoeuvres to manipulate and abuse one another.

But without prejudging the chancellor's literary stamina, one suspects he might quail at the portrayal of a group of cut-throat chancers inventing increasingly bizarre and improbable mathematic models to keep their ludicrous and dangerous game afloat.

Chasing an England-record 346 to win and resuming on 16-2, thostssts attacked throughout the final day and, when Matt Prior and Graeme Swann shared a rapid eighth-wicket stand of 78, an improbable victory looked increasingly likely.

Yvon also stood apart because of the somewhat improbable medium in which, over time, he increasingly chose to express his singular vision.