Sentence examples for it is not improbable that from inspiring English sources
It is not improbable that a far-right Republican congressman will emerge from the crowded primary field.
It is not improbable that such curiosities should have suggested intrinsic properties of numbers bordering on mysticism.
It is not improbable that had there been no revolution in Russia, I would have devoted myself entirely to lepidopterology and never written any novels at all.
It is not improbable that the intercourse among traders served to carry such symbols from country to country, so that modern Western numerals may be a conglomeration from different sources.
It is not improbable that the radium present at the surface of the earth in a very dilute state has some connection with the evolution of life on our planet (see Mme. Curie, Traité de Radioactivité, 2 vol. (1910)).
It is not improbable that some of the millions of conservative Christians Ms. O'Hair loved to bait met this news with some secret gloating but that at least as many breathed a genuine prayer for her eternal peace -- which she might find the final indignity.
7. Michael Hunter has pointed out the same suggestion coming from Meric Casaubon: 'it is not improbable that divers secrets of [chemistry] came to the knowledg of man by the Revelation of Spirits' (Hunter 1990, 398-9), anDebusus notes Pagel generalizing the point: 'by means of unprejudiced experiment inspired by divine revelation, the adept may attain his end.
When it comes to the accused, Mr. Manso convinces you that he is probably right; it's not improbable that Mr. McCowen, whom the defense argued had a sexual relationship with Worthington, was framed for her murder.
Given Microsoft's move into Surface Computing it's not improbable that the kitchen may follow the coffee table as Microsoft's next target.
So it's not improbable that the Juice mission could be flying through some sort of plume near the equator, in which case we'd still have a chance to sniff out the composition of the gases coming off and do all sorts of other interesting studies," he told BBC News.
"It is not improbable," he wrote aDerbyshire cousin, "that the name of the ford [on the Schuylkillbelow the mansion] was taken (tho' rather vulgarly expressed) fromthe quality of the land as it is very fertile indeed".
