Sentence examples for making it improbable from inspiring English sources

A memo of the time is happy that these were being sold for "proper" purposes: "The price is one mark, rather higher than most newspapers and therefore making it improbable that the Weekly is being bought for extraneous reasons such as for use as wrapping paper".

Furthermore, the material originates from two collections, making it improbable that one physical anthropologist with a deviating allele could have contaminated all the samples.

Further results suggest that FGF and Nodal pathways are only needed during the first hour of contact between the inducer and the responder, making it improbable that a FGF- and Nodal-dependent secondary signaling center is generated in the responding tissue.

The proteins encoded by these cDNAs show a very high level of sequence similarity (88% within the catalytic domain; 86% overall) and both are much more closely related to human SENP1 than SENP2, making it improbable that either of them could represent a Xenopus homologue of SENP2.

Third, it lacks a coat protein and cannot form a virion, making it improbable for the virus to survive outside of a host.

Other limitations of these studies relate primarily to the fact that a majority of subjects were not exposed to DE 20 or more years before death, thereby making it improbable that diesel emissions are causally related to lung cancer.

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.

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.

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.