Sentence examples for rather improbable that from inspiring English sources

However, taking into account that the amount of plant-available Fe in Egozcue soil is quite high (Table 1), it is rather improbable that the Fe added with HA Trp in RP/ HA Trp) treatment can cause significant changes in plant growth.

Since PSMA is expressed constitutively in the salivary glands, the tracer binds to this target and it is rather improbable that lemon juice will have an impact on the local absorbed dose.

Even discounting significant changes in the density and location of NW Iberian estuaries throughout past millennia, it appears rather improbable that any oceanographic feature acting as a powerful demographic filter could have remained relatively static in approximately its current (and very narrow) positions during such a long and dynamic period.

The theory that he was a partner in plotting the murder of his father is rather improbable; at any rate, he was able to procure the loyalty of his father's army.

Yes, say critics of the bill, but many other countries, among them South Korea, do not give permanent foreign residents voting rights.Others advance the rather improbable argument that the bill could jeopardise Japan's national security.

It is rather improbable, for instance, that as many Syrians would flee to Japan when Japan had the same policies of openness in place like Germany.

There were even rather improbable reports during World War II that she kept a signed photograph of Ribbentrop on her bedside table, and had continued to pass details to him even during the invasion of France.

The latter alternative seems rather improbable.

But its existence was rather improbable.

On paper, Paul is a rather improbable presidential candidate.

"I don't regard it as impossible but rather improbable," he said.