The Nixon presidency, its collapse, and the end of the war in Indochina made it improbable, if not unthinkable, to release films that depicted the government -- or the establishment -- in positive ways.
His size also makes it improbable that he and a slimmer character could easily exchange raincoats, a crucial plot point.
The Beria incident makes it improbable that any prudent Bolshevik leader would venture beyond the Kremlin even for a few days.
Maimonides thought it improbable, however, that the voice of God was ever heard in prophetic vision, and he held that this category is purely hypothetical.
But West shifted to a low spade, judging it improbable that South would play low from dummy, even if she held the jack in her hand.
Furthermore, the dynamic nature offinancial markets renders it improbable that regulators will be able to predict with confidence what are the optimal capital requirements or what other regulatory policies would reduce systemic risk.
But the presence of a gaggle of supporting politicians in his corner would seem to make it improbable that he will ever be as outstanding in the presidential palace as he has been in the boxing ring.
Popular discontent is the only release valve the group has, he said, which makes it improbable that Hamas will be able to wind down the demonstrations along the fence.
A company spokeswoman added that the low levels of electrical energy in a cellphone make it "improbable" that the death in China could have been caused by a faulty battery.
They added: "We considered it improbable that there is no link between estate reconfiguration, benchmarking and changes in operational policy, including the incentives and earned privileges scheme, and the shift in safety across the prison estate".
