it's highly improbable that

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But it's highly improbable that any team in today's game can consistently win with a mediocre offense.

De Zuani says it's "highly improbable" that the prosecution will appeal Donati's decision.

22): As an unapologetic fan of "Friends" for its entire 10 years, I would suggest it's highly improbable that Chandler and Monica would behave as the man from Hastings-on-Hudson seems to think they would.

Given all the possible factors — time, location, actual deer in the area — it's highly improbable that I'll see another deer at that exact same spot in the road.

Trump's lack of interest in policy and his inflammatory rhetoric make it easy to dismiss him as a serious candidate, and it's highly improbable that he could ultimately win the nomination.

"It's highly improbable that we'll see a severe retrenchment in consumer spending," said Paul Ballew, G.M.'s chief industry sales analyst, adding that it would take a severe recession for sales to drop as sharply as the report suggested -- to 15 million a year from the nearly 17 million projected this year.

It is highly improbable that, as a home gardener, you will over-prune your apple tree.

Monday's 56 Up serves as a sort of memento mori, reminding us that it is highly improbable that there will ever be a viewer who has seen the whole series.

"It is highly improbable that a fully fledged click system could arise from nonclick precursors," Dr. Traill said.

All the same, the question of how he went down may never be solved; it is highly improbable that he was shot from the sky.

Neil B. Sweig, a pharmaceutical industry analyst at Ryan, Beck & Company, said it was "highly improbable" that the agency would force a switch.