Sentence examples similar to though deemed improbable from inspiring English sources

A reprieve is possible, though deemed unlikely.

Do we challenge them to look to the skies and dream of executing feats now deemed improbable?

Although Kurt and Rachel being allowed on the stage of a Broadway theater was deemed improbable in the extreme by many critics, most were willing to suspend disbelief and enjoy their duet of "For Good".

This practice is justified if providing organ support is not likely to confer an enduring important functional or mortality benefit, or if future independence from such supports is deemed improbable, with inevitable death from treatment-associated complications.

The friend, though, deemed it too cruel to pass this information on to the Kiplings.

Some, though, were deemed not qualified.

What have you since deemed impossible or improbable because of where you are today?

Furthermore, the large sample size of MO patients who developed migraine-like attacks after PACAP38 infusion (46 out of 66) deem it improbable that all 46 patients were in a migraine susceptible phase.

That is, people assume that others do what they intend to do, and thus deviations from intention (or mistakes) are deemed as more improbable.

A few hours later, though, an improbable circumstance intruded.

Fifa's sponsors, though, are deemed more reachable.