Sentence examples for all that unlikely from inspiring English sources

Don't forget this is a story set 800 years in the future; a robot that can collect and compact garbage doesn't seem all that unlikely.

In fact it shouldn't seem all that unlikely: these things are already happening.In recent years the telecoms business has demonstrated that when deregulation and innovation, strong forces in their own right, come together, the results can be startling.

Thus, although a shift of several percentage points in Mr. Romney's favor is far from impossible, or even all that unlikely, this also looks like a year in which volatility in the polls might be lower than average.

This has been difficult so far, bedevilling attempts to measure the all-important trend in multi-factor productivity.It is certainly conceivable, and not all that unlikely, that slower growth this year, combined with lower high-tech investment and lower earnings for producers of high-tech capital, will coincide with further improvements in multi-factor productivity.

Is it all that unlikely that, even if humans had been wiped out a few million years ago, eventually a species with reciprocal altruism would reach an intellectual and linguistic level at which reciprocal altruism fostered moral intuitions and moral discourse?

A year from now 180 yen to the dollar isn't all that unlikely.

Modeling predicts the intensities of mTERF binding and transcription initiation attempts for all promoters that unlikely can be measured directly in the experiment.

All that now seems unlikely.Amtrak deserves a break, though.

Given all that, Rivera seems unlikely to ask for anything longer than a two-year deal.

For all that, Mr. Obama seems unlikely to get much political payoff from the events in Libya.

For all that, it seems unlikely that the Swedish vote will galvanize the big eurozone countries into changing policy.