Sentence examples for not improbable that from inspiring English sources

It is also thought not improbable that she hoped to blackmail him after the crime.

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.

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.

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.

Some of his Devils teammates had gathered Tuesday night to congratulate him on his stunning, if not improbable, goal that led the Devils to a 2-1 victoverover the Colorado Avalanche and wrenched the momentum back to New Jersey in the Stanley Cup finals.

There is no reason to believe that the work of Mott is incorrect;… It seems not improbable, therefore, that the divergence of theory from experiment has a more deep-seated cause, and that the Dirac wave equation needs modification in order to account successfully for the absence of polarization" (Dymond 1932, p. 666).

However, when these results are computed in terms of statistical significance, it is by far not improbable enough that the first answers may only be incorrect more often accidentally.

The answer, I should think, is that B is not improbable with respect to that conjunction.

In 1962 it would have seemed not improbable, but impossible, that the youngest Kennedy would achieve more than any of the others.