Examples of using Highly improbable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Highly improbable.
No… just highly improbable.
Highly improbable.
No, just, uh, highly improbable.
Highly improbable.
I find that highly improbable.
Highly improbable, doctor.
That sounds highly improbable, Ray.
Creation of a broadly effective vaccine is, thus, highly improbable.
Or highly improbable.
This scenario is highly improbable.
It is highly improbable that he is going to survive.
But if we deny this, we must make one of the two following highly improbable suppositions.
It's highly improbable.
Normally-functioning human immune systems make human infection from plants highly improbable.
Therefore it is highly improbable that god exists.
That these innovations are so clearly useful andyet took so long to evolve implies that they are also highly improbable.
That theory is highly improbable, and coming from me, that's saying something.
That these innovations are so clearly useful andyet took so long to evolve implies that they are also highly improbable.
A certain event, rated highly improbable, is more probable at some moments than at others.
This event demonstrated that nuclear reactors must be protectedeven against accidents which have been assessed as highly improbable.
The relative size, age and composition of this planet makes it highly improbable that it would evolve similarly to Earth in any way.
It is a special kind of enlightenment to have this feeling that the usual, the way things normally are, is odd-uncanny and highly improbable.
The third is highly improbable given the reluctance of governments to surrender decisive power to ad-hoc institutions, however popular they may be.
The problem is, for our theoretical models of inflation to work, the initial state of the universehad to be set up in a very special and highly improbable way.
Another objection to the ET hypothesis is that it is highly improbable that intelligent lifeforms on other planets would be humanoid in appearance and display human emotions.
Our evolutionary history shows that many key adaptations- not just intelligence, but complex animals, complex cells, photosynthesis, and life itself- were unique, one-off events,and therefore highly improbable.
But the pollution problem has been sowidely publicised in recent years that it seems highly improbable that a program of deliberate environmental poisoning could be implemented in a politically acceptable manner.