Sentence examples for is still improbable from inspiring English sources

If a home semi-final is still improbable the defending champions are finishing strongly and this six-try chopping of the Chiefs was their biggest league win for a year.

Commentators especially picked up on the idea that a coupling of this kind – ebony and ivory, living in perfect harmony, as someone else once sang – is still improbable in post-apartheid South Africa, even if Withers has said: "I'd be cautious to ever think of ourselves as a progressive band representing any sort of social change".

At 60, he is still an improbable mixture of theatrical shrewdness and political idealism.

The technology for a transaction-based system, using data from bets actually struck, is still an improbable dream – the SPRC lacks the funding or authority for its implementation in any case.

At 75, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, not to mention a Jewish atheist, he is still an improbable nominee.

And he is still in the running, however improbable given the team's fortunes, to become the first Met to win a Cy Young Award since Dwight Gooden in 1985.

There is still a narrow (and, yes, improbable) path to passage.

They too can be relied upon to prove, yet again, that mankind's first form of aviation is still the most bizarre, uncomformist and improbable style of aerial voyaging yet devised.

WhilEven's an inthoseting study presented in ambitious form, one has to wonder in the end what they point of it all was.

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.

It echoes a sentiment expressed on his new album, Cashmere if You Can: "I'm still living my improbable dream".