Sentence examples for are particularly unlikely from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the model, empirical tests suggest vaccines are particularly unlikely to be developed for sexually transmitted diseases.

Most people think the rich can buy verdicts, and women are particularly unlikely to seek or receive justice.

507, 528, 313 A.2d 860, 860 (1974), of the "two-pronged test" are particularly unlikely to assist magistrates in determining probable cause.

Those who are not completely in control financially and have to resort to unauthorised overdrafts are particularly unlikely to assert their rights.

"Fifty per cent of those affected by depression don't seek professional help, and young men are particularly unlikely to identify themselves as needing help".

Given that senior decision makers in organizations often attained leadership precisely because they are keenly competitive, audacious people, they are particularly unlikely to be swayed by calls for caution.

Further, irregularity of this kind would be particularly unlikely to pass unobserved, since contrast makes observation easy.

In the first study, we found that those individuals high in interdependent self-construal were particularly unlikely to contribute to the website.

Many in Taiwan believe that China would be particularly unlikely to attack the island if it felt that doing so would disrupt the games.

Employers were particularly unlikely to accept mental heath illnesses such as anxiety and depression as a valid reason to stay at home, suggesting a lack of awareness of such illnesses in the workplace.

An organisation faced with the immediate start of charter renewal negotiations after the election is particularly unlikely to want to upset the leading party of the day, especially a Conservative party which put its desire to freeze the licence fee in its manifesto.