Sentence examples for is rather improbable from inspiring English sources

The theory that he was a partner in plotting the murder of his father is rather improbable; at any rate, he was able to procure the loyalty of his father's army.

It is rather improbable, for instance, that as many Syrians would flee to Japan when Japan had the same policies of openness in place like Germany.

However, taking into account that the amount of plant-available Fe in Egozcue soil is quite high (Table 1), it is rather improbable that the Fe added with HA Trp in RP/ HA Trp) treatment can cause significant changes in plant growth.

Model results for uniformly distributed season length indicate that with more realistic distribution functions and observed variability of season length graded control is rather improbable.

Since PSMA is expressed constitutively in the salivary glands, the tracer binds to this target and it is rather improbable that lemon juice will have an impact on the local absorbed dose.

But its existence was rather improbable.

Of course, a comparison with these results is rather difficult because it is not improbable that, during recovery after brain injury, the cerebral perfusion is still disturbed.

In our opinion, this is rather satisfying because most patients with highly improbable invasive candidiasis did not receive antifungal drugs, whereas early empirical antifungal treatment was initiated in most patients who would benefit from it.

If Ronaldo can seem almost cartoonish at times, it is worth remembering he is a rather improbable figure all round, a self-made footballing machine who is in effect his country's most public export, the skinny Madeiran kid who has come to bestride Portuguese football.

On paper, Paul is a rather improbable presidential candidate.

It's a rather improbable story of the only person to survive Custer's Last Stand and is told in flashback from the vantage point of a 100-year-old man played by Hoffman.