Examples of using Improbably in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The longest one, improbably, came from Jeter.
After all, many fictional detectives are impossibly heroic or improbably cool.
And now, somewhat improbably, comes Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
In that story, Thanos is ultimately defeated by his own ego and a critical, momentary mistake-and the scheming of, improbably, Nebula.
The story of decaf coffee starts, improbably, with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
According to the government, more than 99 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in the 2011 election-a figure international observers considered improbably high.
Outstandingly and even improbably, W2W offers an older, slower sense of countryside that's no longer common in the East;
No doubts a lot has been written about crossing roads in Vietnam,likely using phrases such as‘a life-changing experience' and‘improbably dangerous'.
I think the universe is improbably biased towards consciousness, that it rewards intelligence in part because the universe enjoys its elegance being observed.
Not until the 1980s did the remaining shophouses and other period buildings begin to be conserved,though restoration has often rendered them improbably perfect.
One senior eurozone source claimed, improbably, that the issue of recapitalising Spanish and Irish banks had, in fact, not been discussed directly.
No man is allowed to be judge in his own cause; because his interest would certainly bias his judgment, and,not improbably, corrupt his integrity.
But he recovered sufficiently to play his part in another title win, improbably providing another dozen assists in that 2016 success despite getting to start only 13 matches.
In the face of a sustained assault by the greatest military the world has ever seen,ISIS foolishly(and therefore improbably) chooses to make an Alamo-like stand.
If we see a celestial body moving at an improbably high speed, we cannot figure out how fast and in what direction it is“really” moving without making further assumptions.
Predicted in March 2000 that tech stocks would plunge 83%,then the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index lost an“improbably precise” 83% during a period from 2000 to 2002.
But when asked about the prospects for reform, Delmonico was improbably optimistic, testifying that there had recently been a struggle for control over China's organ transplantation industry, and that the good guys had won.
The election of Rouhani, a centrist cleric who has been close to Iran's apex of power since the 1979 revolution,is an improbably auspicious end to the Ahmadinejad era.
Time magazine's Richard Schickelwrote,"What plot it has is borrowed, improbably, from Henry IV, and whenever anyone manages to speak an entire paragraph, it is usually a Shakespearean paraphrase.
According to the government, more than 99 percent of the 56 million eligible voters cast ballots in the election,a figure that international observers considered improbably high.
A local landowner whose ancestral territorylies in the middle of the mine site alleges, improbably, that the nickel will be used to feed a secret Chinese weapons program.
This concept of a"multiverse" could explain a puzzling mystery- why dark energy, the furtive force that is accelerating the expansion of space,appears improbably fine-tuned for life.
The top-grossing film of 1959 in the UK was Carry On Nurse,in which the cast is somewhat improbably overcome by nitrous oxide in the operating theatre, with hilarious results.
As we walked I recognised the buildings that flanked Main Street from the infinite Instagram photos I would scrolled through before arriving in Bodie,all padlocked doors and faded wooden beams propping up improbably angled roofs.
Beyond a quick dip into Chemistry 101, the steroid era wasdefined by a bizarre series of congressional hearings, improbably hulking sluggers, statistical anomalies, and, of course, the long ball.
Defense observers, and even the U.S. Secretary of State, assert that these developments make the Arctic a new arena for“great power competition” between the United States, Russia, and,somewhat improbably, China as well.
Aiming to convince readers that his company, Berkshire Hathaway,could continue its improbably long run of incredible success, he opened by saying that the message contained in the letter, was"what I would say to my family today if they asked me about Berkshire's future.".
The biggest risks come from fraudulent providers of the digital wallets used to store Bitcoin(which are often nothing more than phishing scams),or cut-price“exchanges” promising improbably low exchange rates.
The findings are expected to open a window into Earth‘s mysterious deep biosphere- the subterranean world between Earth's surface and its core-where potentially millions of undiscovered microbial species thrive in improbably extreme conditions.