Sentence examples for which seemed improbable from inspiring English sources
The revolution succeeded in ousting Yanukovych, a feat which seemed improbable just a few weeks ago.
I asked if that meant that they never budged on their initial offers, which seemed improbable.
Two Stephen Jones penalties made the lead 23 points and a yellow card for Mirco Bergamasco left Italian chins on their chests before two Shane Williams tries - one either side of Byrne's second - completed a rout which seemed improbable at half-time.
"For a bubble to occur we would need to see five year price rises of 35 per cent to 40 per cent and/or mortgage interest rates of around 7 per cent, which seems improbable.
Disability benefits offer another exit route, with take-up often reflecting not poor health but incentives to retire early.Even if the tide of early retirement can be stemmed, which seems improbable on the basis of the evidence in the report, there are other pressures.
It's almost an all-or-nothing, which seems improbable.
We cannot explain the frequency break in the number of growing feathers that occurs in adults between P5 and P6 (Table 2), but interpreting this break as evidence that the primaries are divided into two replacement series would require that the number of molt series in the primaries changes after the first molt of primaries, which seems improbable.
To have biased the study, participants who were lost in the reducer group would have had to have shown the opposite change in mental health to participants who were lost from the continuing smokers group, which seems improbable.
The shared absence of petN in Tortula and Tetraphis and its presence in Physcomitrella and other Funariales [ 47] requires either that a loss has occurred more than once, that petN has been regained in the Funariales (which seems improbable), or that Tetraphis (or the Tetraphis chloroplast) is more closely related to Tortula than Tortula is to Physcomitrella.
In this case, the late Quaternary extinction event might have influence on this pattern only if there was a selective extinction of extreme eurybiomic species (BSI ≥ 5), which seems improbable because most of the extinct South American large mammals were adapted to open environments instead of being very generalist species.
