Sentence examples for seems highly improbable from inspiring English sources

It seems highly improbable that they will let him leave.

It still seems highly improbable that Mr Barroso will actually be forced to step down.

At one point, although it seems highly improbable, given Othello's dignified mien, Iago claims that the Moor has bedded Emilia.

However, seeing some symptoms of the return of Soviet Power, this shift seems highly improbable on the state level.

"It seems highly improbable that there would be a quick defeat of eastern Aleppo," the source said.

But whichever view we take, it seems highly improbable that it was Livia who was making the decisions.

The prospect of Rooney playing on the continent has actually always seemed highly improbable.

Future military conflicts are possible in either region, but overlapping wars seem highly improbable.

For instance, the appearance of Jesus to dictate some of the works that we have had introduced in evidence, as testified to here at the opening transcription, or shaking hands with Jesus, to some people that might seem highly improbable.

"Although not party to the specific intelligence, the grounds of national self-defence seem highly improbable given the age and background of this young man barely out of his teens.

It wasn't that beliefs didn't exist; it was just that it seemed highly improbable that the first speakers of the English language, many hundreds of years ago, should miraculously have chanced upon the categories that, as the saying goes, carved nature at its joints.