Sentence examples for would be improbable from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, the R-word, recession, appears more and more often in economic commentaries, even if only to argue that it would be improbable.

He said the length of time taken to compile the provisional voter list meant the original November date would be improbable.

Even these people acknowledge, however, that the weight gains some players have made in a short time would be improbable without the help of steroids.

He sought out television, he said, because of the appeal of playing a man very much like himself -- which would be improbable in a studio feature film -- and because of obligations to his family.

"The others are saying, 'I've never heard of a team beating a team four times.' " Andy Kowske, Wisconsin's junior forward, said that "there is some sense of doubt when you lose to a team three times in a row" and that most people think a victory by the Badgers would be "improbable".

However, in the context of international generalizable assessment, implementing such a program of assessment would be improbable to say the least.

Although it remains possible that the chromosome 5 sequence was inserted into chr4, and then underwent specific mutations that coincidentally matched the mitochondrial sequence, this sequence of events would seem to be improbable, as previously discussed (Willett-Brozick et al. 2001).

Yes, the particular forms that life takes right now are wildly improbable -- and if things had turned out differently, those forms would be wildly improbable.

But this time there would be no improbable escape.

"That would be very improbable," Asmussen said, "but I am speaking out of turn".

What she decided, would be more improbable than a petite psychologist who was a pundit of pugilism?