Sentence examples for believe it unlikely from inspiring English sources

Experts believe it unlikely that the party will lose its majority to the fledgling opposition party.

Most Americans believe it unlikely that young people will have a better life than their parents – the highest on record.

Attractive as this model may seem to today's marketers, based on the consumer research, I believe it unlikely that this will be the future of marketing.

• A cut in pension tax relief is regularly a topic of pre-Budget speculation, but some experts believe it unlikely given the pain caused to pension funds by abolishing tax credits on dividends.

"We believe it unlikely that the overall price adjustment seen to date is sufficient to balance supply (which is enormous) with demand," Mr. Shapiro wrote in a research note.

Analyst Mike Hughes at Panmure Gordon said shareholders should accept the offer if it becomes formal: We believe it unlikely that a rival bid at a larger premium than this will materialise and with the potential concert party owning over 54% of the share capital, it is likely that this bid will go through.

The Bank of Uganda believes it unlikely the country will produce oil before 2018.

Analysts said a rival bidder was possible, although most believed it unlikely.

Mollawi Qalamudin, a former high-ranking Taliban official from Logar who is now a member of President Hamid Karzai's High Peace Council, said he believed it unlikely that the Taliban would have singled out a purely civilian medical facility.

But after speaking last Wednesday with his European staff, Mr. Klein said he believed it unlikely that the European journalists would return to New York for more showings after the Paris collections end on Oct. 13.

Valdés said he believed it unlikely that the manhunt launched to track down El Chapo will be successful, unless the infamous leader of the powerful Sinaloa cartel makes a stupid mistake or the government gets very lucky.