Sentence examples for it more improbable from inspiring English sources

The unrelenting gloom means suffering for the Greek public and also made it more improbable that the country can pay its debts in full.

What Armstrong did accomplish was his main goal: to increase his lead, to more than five minutes, and to make it more improbable that he would be overtaken before the three-week Tour ends Sunday in Paris.

It is not impossible, but it became more improbable.

David Sasson, the chef and a co-owner, is an Israeli, too, which seemingly makes it even more improbable.

Making it even more improbable that the firm could absorb MTN completely the way Bharti Airtel had planned, Reliance Communication uses a different wireless standard than the other two, code division multiple access instead of the global system for mobile communications, though a smaller affiliate, Reliance Telecom, has developed a GSM platform.

It could scarcely sound more improbable, and it might get his attention.

It's no more improbable than the nonsense about oysters and pearls.

And it is even more improbable that four different owners would agree to sell, even over time.

To me it seemed no more improbable than Russia a free country, but what did I know -- I'd liked Moscow even under communism.

Avril has been married to a wife-beater, which makes it all the more improbable that she would fall for a pugilist ignorant of her speciality, numbers.

Mad as this seems, it is no more improbable than the founding of an important literary prize by a would-be poet who happened to invent dynamite.