Sentence examples for that's improbable from inspiring English sources

That's improbable, he says.

"I wouldn't mind finding a boyfriend, although I know that's improbable," she says.

That's improbable and I agree with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell that it's "beneath the dignity" of Mr. Reid's office to spread rumors.

Though there has been talk of a military coup, that is improbable; less so is an attempt by Mr Mahuad's opponents to remove the president through a vote in Congress.

The review found IPCC investigators had accepted accounts from officers that were "improbable" and "implausible".

It all builds to a plot twist near the end that is improbable even for a science-fiction tale.

But seen from the chaos of the city, it is the Sea Link that is improbable, like a giant hologram.

The review, led by the criminologist Dr Silvia Casale, criticised the IPCC for accepting accounts from officers that were "improbable" and "implausible".

Only evidence from DNA barcoding that is improbable — not easily explained away — provides high corroboration.

An unusual event, however, is simply an event that is improbable (RW II, 68), hence an event whose intrinsic probability is < ½ (Bolzano 1838, 383).

We then applied smoothing to remove rapid shifts in location that were improbable and likely due to GPS drift not accounted for in the reclassification by temperature.