Sentence examples for awfully unlikely that from inspiring English sources
But it's awfully unlikely that there would be a prosecution if it's just a bit of glitter.
It seems awfully unlikely that "Partners" will ever take Joe and Louis into that territory of sexual desire (though Ali and Wyatt could be a possibility).
It seems awfully unlikely that in the first presidential election since 9/11, against a president who has spent most of his administration carefully cultivating and reinforcing his role as commander in chief, the Democrats can regain the status as the party of national security, which they lost during the Vietnam War.
Many expected the company to pull back the curtains on the new Galaxy Note at that domestic event, but that seems awfully unlikely now — the original Galaxy Note made its debut at the IFA show last year, so to trot it out on U.S. soil as opposed to one of the world's largest consumer electronics events seems a little lacking in the grandeur department.
At first I thought that seemed awfully unlikely, and I (quite unfairly as it happens) chalked it up to the fact that the professor is actually a young-ish law firm corporate finance associate, who's taught a few times as an adjunct.
Because if we can't come up with any compelling answers, then we may conclude, by reductio ad absurdum, that a cryptofuture is awfully unlikely.
There has to be hopes that it is the former - if they can stay on this form, then there could be an exciting new chapter for the Libertines ahead, something which seemed awfully unlikely not so long ago.
Betting on some new idea with a whitepaper is a bit like deciding that a dude folding paper airplanes for kids will one day beat Boeing; maybe, but awfully unlikely.
He's awfully pretty, that's for sure.
Awfully convenient, that.
In a "back-of-the-envelope thought experiment," they sifted through past voting performance, current voter registration figures and other political juju and concluded that a Clinton victory in the state is awfully darned unlikely.
