Sentence examples for think it improbable from inspiring English sources

Given the social interconnectedness of the television world and the gay-sex-joke imperative for male comedians, I think it improbable that more than 10% of the male comics in America have not offered to have sexual intercourse with one another.

Milbert sent us a specimen from New York.' I think it improbable that Milbert's specimen was actually the Mediterranean species Scorpaena porcus — more likely it was a Plumier's pigfoot on its way north — but any fish enough like Scorpaena porcus to fool Cuvier and Valenciennes should do perfectly well in a bouillabaisse.

Therefore, we think it improbable that overmatching on agricultural pesticide exposure has distorted the conclusions of this investigation.

Maimonides thought it improbable, however, that the voice of God was ever heard in prophetic vision, and he held that this category is purely hypothetical.

Ray thought it improbable that the ancestor of the animal reached the islands through repeated overwater dispersal (island hopping) from mainland South America along the Lesser Antilles all the way to Barbuda.

But for the reasons given there and in [ 1] I think it very improbable that archaebacteria can be substantially older than eukaryotes, and unlikely that they can be as old as posibacteria.

Maybe, but I think it's improbable.

I think it's very improbable that he'll be successful".

And if you are John Ashcroft, how do you run against a dead man?" But national Democratic officials said they thought it highly improbable that voters could be encouraged to vote for a deceased candidate.

If one didn't know it was Pavarotti -- though that seems improbable -- one would think it was very good.

"I think it's too difficult to administer a wildly improbable claim".