Sentence examples for be a highly unlikely from inspiring English sources
That would be a highly unlikely development.
Only a few years ago making decorative lampshades with 3D printers seemed to be a highly unlikely business, but it has become an industry with many competing firms and sales volumes in the thousands.Dr Hopkinson thinks Loughborough's process is already competitive with injection-moulding at production runs of around 1,000 items.
Why have you and the Obama administration taken the position that a stronger stance on Syria requires a new Security Council resolution, which means the formal endorsement of the Russian government, when that has always appeared to be a highly unlikely proposition?
Kiosks would appear to be a highly unlikely option at best: Custom-music kiosks have been around for years, and none ever managed to draw much business.
While the most frequently touted capability of the unarmed JLENS system is to provide real-time tracking coordinates for incoming enemy cruise missiles -- allowing other existing defense network systems to then mitigate the threat -- this seems to be a highly unlikely possibility in the Washington, D.C. region.
However, patient cohorts did not differ a lot in size, that is, 30, 28 and 13 cases, respectively, compared with 25 in our study, hence size seems to be a highly unlikely explanation for this difference.
Although a critic of some of Mr Putin's policies, Mr Gaidar is a highly unlikely target for the Kremlin.
"I first thought that Bilbao was a highly unlikely place but the more unlikely the place, the more interesting the opportunities, " Mr. Krens said.
It would be more practical for us to close up all our operations and reincorporate in the United States" -- and that is a highly unlikely prospect.
