Sentence examples for already unlikely from inspiring English sources

A deal between Mercosur and the United States, already unlikely, now looks even more so.

But a new criminal procedure against him would render such a comeback — already unlikely, according to his own party — nearly unimaginable.

Under the legal system's well-established "choice of law" doctrines, the courts are already unlikely to help out someone who claims their religion allows, say, the subordination or mistreatment of women.

Indulging is already unlikely to lead to prison in California a recently-passed law will, from next year, treat limited possession as an infraction, the equivalent of a speeding ticket.

Back in January, the superfight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao was already unlikely, already a pipe dream, which befuddled fans of sports, where the best teams and best players actually face off.

Eric Schmeltzer, a spokesman for Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, a Democrat who has helped lead the effort in the House to turn the island over to New York, said Mr. Clinton's action ended any prospect that Congress would sell the island to the highest bidder, something that he said was already unlikely.

That already looks unlikely.

But that already seems unlikely.

No one seems to know.It may be an academic point, especially in the north, where victory for anyone but the NCP already seems unlikely.

It's already looking unlikely that he'll become only the eighth man in Open history to hang onto the Auld Claret Jug.

That could dilute its appeal to some airlines and further raise the costs of the program for Boeing, which already was unlikely to make a profit on any 787s for at least two years.