Sentence examples for it is extremely improbable from inspiring English sources

It is extremely improbable that this type of preparation could ever have been produced at Fort Detrick, certainly not of the grade and quality found in that envelope.

The Yankees lead the Red Sox by seven games and, even though there are six more games between them, it is extremely improbable that the Yankees will botch this lead.

Likewise, France's electoral system (in which the winner has to take more than 50% of the popular vote) means it is "extremely improbable", say observers, that the Front National leader Marine Le Pen will become president in May.

Scientists abhor absolutes, but suffice it to say it is extremely improbable that Watchmen will inspire anyone to change their minds about stem cell research or reconsider evolution.

It is extremely improbable that two totally independent comets would fly so close to Earth at almost the same time, Kelley said.

Since it is extremely improbable that strains related to H1N1sw circulated in human populations during the last 20 or 30 years, the value observed for young patients is likely to be due to cross reactivity with seasonal influenza and thus indicative of the global overestimation of the prevalence provided by the HI assay (according to this hypothesis, around 10%).

I've said it's extremely improbable". In an inquest, he points out, suicide has to be proved "beyond reasonable doubt".

Confronted with the classical theory, creationists are justified in pointing out that it's extremely improbable that all we see in the world of life, ourselves included, should be the result of chance processes governed by impersonal laws.

It was extremely improbable that the random selection would include four successful crosses, and unlikely that it would include three (Table  3).

The probability that 4 reaction products from a single clone were lost during precipitation is extremely improbable and it is more likely that the original clones had attributes that prevented successful sequencing from either ends.

Since this process is extremely improbable, the liquid, or more precisely the condensed fraction of it, flows without any apparent friction.