Sentence examples for bold unlikely from inspiring English sources
He appeared at a command center in front of a wall map with the bold, unlikely title, "Plans to Attack the Mainland U.S".
A bold if unlikely run in Group A would be a welcome tonic.
Even her critics said it was a bold move, and unlikely to be accepted by the Americans.
As arguments go, it was a bold one and is unlikely to be repeated, given its play with the science.
Like their new head coach, these Jets will be brash, and they will be bold, but they are unlikely to be boring.
The politics of the moment makes a bold economic stimulus plan unlikely.
HarperCollins is making a bold move, but it seems unlikely readers will buck the universal trend of convergence seen in everything from supermarkets to app stores and start shopping around for their books.
As Mr Stoltenberg's lot will be governing as a minority in parliament, he is unlikely to be bold, yet, on so controversial a matter.Even so, especially if the Danes and Swedes look set to join the euro, Europe is sure to feature in Norway's next general election, due in 2001.
If Oliveira or Browne wanted to run in IAAF events they would have to get their own blades approved – the Pistorius ruling applied only to his – but for the moment that remains an issue for the future, and for all the speed of their progress, and Browne's bold words, one they are unlikely to be exploring any time soon in the 100m.
This double and hemispherically-symmetrical non-linearity in the BOLD response is thus doubly unlikely as an explanation for our reported effects.
