Sentence examples for Unlikely counterpart from inspiring English sources

From early September until early December, the Republican leaders in the RealClearPolitics polling average were Donald J. Trump and his unlikely counterpart, Dr.

"I'm Yours" found an unlikely counterpart in "Hey, Soul Sister," released the following year by the adult-contemporary rock band Train.

Even the slippers she wears as camouflage, she says, are so typical, "only the coalition between a baguette and a beret could possibly contend in the domain of cliché." Her unlikely counterpart is Paloma, a precocious 12-year-old whose family lives in the fashionable building Renée cares for.

However, given the lack of IR variability and the relatively high IR to X-ray flux of this source when compared to the other AXPs, we conclude that this source is unlikely the counterpart of the AXP, and that the other source (candidate 'B') within the CHANDRA error circle should not be ruled out as the counterpart.

But she saw daylight through a small window on Tuesday, and from an unlikely source: her defeated counterpart on the far left.

When stuck in a competitive mindset, you're unlikely to probe your counterpart's needs or add more issues to the discussion, such as delivery timing, payment schedules, and other sources of synergy that could enhance the agreement and your bottom line.

Indeed, Fiorina has already gone after Clinton where some of her male counterparts are unlikely to go – the issue of women's rights.

The details of an intelligence accord with Germany — which German officials seem more enthusiastic to negotiate than their American counterparts — are unlikely to be revealed publicly, or to end the suspicion that the American monitoring of scores or hundreds of German leaders has been discontinued.

Considering the specific capacities of both SiRH and c-SiRH electrodes are far higher than those of typical commercial cathodes, the smaller specific capacities of SiRH and c-SiRH electrodes compared with those of the Si NP counterparts are unlikely to be a critical issue in practical cell design.

Pompeo noted before the vote that top scientific and health authorities including the National Academy of Sciences and the World Health Organization—have said that current GMOs are just as safe for human consumption as their non-GMO counterparts, and unlikely to pose greater risks to the environment.

Even physicians in semi-public settings, without the same business needs of their private practice counterparts, are unlikely to embrace a program if the benefits are not perceived as valuable.