Sentence examples for certainly not likely from inspiring English sources

That's certainly not likely for many years, says Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of FinAid.org.org

In countries where the energy infrastructure is under-developed and few towns are adequately electrified, extending the grid is often not financially viable, and certainly not likely to happen in the short to medium term.

On Tuesday night, Mr. Eschenbach and his players offered Brahms's Second Piano Concerto, with André Watts as soloist, and Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony, both in readings that were entirely acceptable but not terribly exciting, and certainly not likely to lead listeners to discover anything new in them.

While decreasing energy imports from Russia might endanger some EU exports (assuming that demand declines for high quality European and particularly German goods or that Russians buy these goods elsewhere), it is certainly not likely given how important such goods are to Russian economic development.

It's certainly not likely.

While certainly not likely, especially while effectively medicated, I remember the urgency and persuasion of that inner voice all too well.

There are many people, young and old, who are not accustomed to writing contribution checks and certainly are not likely to attend a $1,000-a-plate fund-raiser.

Fulham, in southwest London, is certainly not the likeliest place for the sort of pillage that raged this week, but it is less than 10 miles from where the tsunami of violence first broke.

If Snowden is telling the truth about his motives yet acted in a way that he knew would also seriously damage the country, that seems like a less-than-brainy thing to do and certainly not patriotic nor likely to generate universal good will.

A double dip is certainly possible but not likely".

Certainly, he is not likely to be too soothed by the declaration of the poet that into every life a little rain must fall.