Sentence examples for politically improbable from inspiring English sources
For Mr. Bush, the moment completed the first major victory of his first year in office and the vindication of a political strategy that appeared dubious to some strategists during the campaign and politically improbable even after he was declared the winner of the presidential election.
But that, of course, seems politically improbable.
If this seems politically improbable it's possibly no more so than some of the adaptive measures your briefing proposed.
Politically speaking, of course, this all seems improbable, because the medical industry is a powerful lobby and uninterested in competition.
Euro zone governments are struggling to approve a bailout fund in a politically charged process that has focused an improbable amount of international attention on the parliamentary debates in Finland and Slovakia.
But that ambition hinges on an improbable alliance between the American oil giant Chevron and Argentina, a politically volatile country with a history of hostility toward foreign investors.
They are part of the grand march of British culture, of tatty fashions, improbable art, ear-damaging pop music, distrust of foreigners and politically-incorrect opinions.
