Sentence examples for a relatively unlikely from inspiring English sources

All of this makes cellphone radiation a relatively unlikely culprit as a mutation-causing agent.

Given his background and personality, Jarrah seemed a relatively unlikely candidate to become an al Qaeda suicide operative.

Toronto seems a relatively unlikely candidate for the rock 'n' roll atlas: but the largest city in Canada has a healthy music scene, if an unshowy one.

He was, in short, "a relatively unlikely candidate to become an Al Qaeda suicide operative," according to Staff Statement No.16.

SIMPLY stated, property and casualty insurance provides that in exchange for a relatively small amount of money paid by a policyholder, an insurer promises to pay a relatively large amount of money if a relatively unlikely event -- like a fire or other catastrophe -- occurs.

Told about these projections, Beer Marketers Insights data whiz Eric Shepard was quick to note that craft beer took a tumble around 2001 after a period of growth in the '90s, making continued double-digit growth a relatively unlikely proposition.

Naturally occurring melioidosis, however, is a genuine problem of the rural poor in some parts of the tropics, whereas the deliberate release of B. pseudomallei remains a theoretical, and relatively unlikely, possibility.

In the presence of a negative test result, a major depressive disorder is relatively unlikely (LR- 0.196 in comparison to PHQ-9 "major depressive disorder"), though the presence of a major depressive disorder cannot completely excluded.

While it is now relatively unlikely that a career could be ended by one expletive, broadcasters still need to think carefully before opening their mouths.

The second option seemed relatively unlikely a week ago, but now — in the House especially — it looks like a live possibility.

Thus, it is relatively unlikely that an independent individual will not be identified as such by the model.