Sentence examples for it is very improbable from inspiring English sources

The prime minister has distanced herself from the suggestion by the Brexit secretary, David Davis, that it is "very improbable" the UK can regain control over its own borders while remaining part of the European single market.

"It is very improbable that someone could hide something".

According to Shropshire, it is very improbable, especially given their standard operations practice of reorienting the vehicle, and powering off sensitive equipment, during periods of predicted high meteor traffic, such as the Leonids.

While it may be more probable for a universe to be younger, it is very improbable that a universe only a second old would contain trillions of exactly parallel lines of evidence, all showing it to be about 15 billion years old.

"It is very improbable that this would arise completely by chance," said Prof McKinnon.

The reason (especially when the objective function is continuous and a large number of iterations is performed) is that it is very improbable that the point randomly selected by a scout bee be better than the solution obtained by cooperative search of employed bees after several iterations.

I think it's very improbable that he'll be successful".

When Mr. Davis told the House of Commons this month that it was "very improbable" that Britain would remain in the single market, Mrs. May, through her spokeswoman, chided him and said he was only "setting out his opinion".

In 1862 the US physician Dr Edmund Arnold testified in court that it was "very improbable" that pregnancy could result from rape, because "in truly forcible violations … the uterine organs cannot well be in a condition favourable to impregnation".

For example, it's very improbable that I'll win an Olympic gold medal in diving (\(G\)) if I train five hours a day (\(T\)).

Now, this is not to say it's impossible, I'm just saying it's very improbable.