This scenario is rather far-fetched.
But any legal victory would be hollow unless the record labels come up with attractive online services of their own and do so fast.Napster's defence is rather far-fetched.
The sci-fi vision of police officers rushing to the scene of a crime before any crime has even been committed may be rather far-fetched but technology is increasingly playing a role in the modern police force.
(It is, however, rather far-fetched to claim, as the government sometimes does, that Japan's $1.1 trillion-worth of net foreign assets, mostly owned by the private sector, should somehow be set against its public debts).But however faithful its bond-buyers, the government will soon have to rein in the growth of its debts.
The idea of a violent insurrection in response to all of this is still rather far-fetched, but the proliferation of antifascist activism in the Trump era has shown that rage and radical politics are not exactly extinct, either.
"You know, in the short term, house building is at such a low level that it would seem rather far-fetched that prices would come down".
The risks of too little sodium in the context of the horribly sorry, typical American diet are both theoretical, and rather far-fetched.
Trailed as a "cheap war" to cost in the tens of millions, rather than hundreds of millions of pounds, that is already looking far-fetched.
The precision that is required seems far-fetched.
What is most moving for me is the story I invented as a rather far-fetched fantasy to tell my own story was actually true for kids all over the country.
As minister for health, Serra took on the power of both tobacco and the international pharmaceutical industry and so attempts to portray him as some type of stooge of Washington are, to put it politely, rather far-fetched.
