Sentence examples for certainly unlikely that from inspiring English sources

It is certainly unlikely that all women benefit equally from screening.

It is certainly unlikely that anyone who wanted to hurt the Bush administration politically would try to do so by writing about the government's extensive efforts to make it difficult for terrorists to wire large sums of money.

It's certainly unlikely that Barack Obama will appoint a pro-life justice to the court, but it's disturbing that some on the left don't seem to think that women's reproductive rights are all that important.

It's certainly unlikely that Clinton had forgotten the fateful date of Comey's letter, which, Silver said in his article, "upended the news cycle and soon halved" her  lead in the polls, "imperiling her position in the Electoral College".

Employee engagement scores in many organisations remain high, possibly creating a false sense of wellbeing – it is certainly unlikely in the current environment that it is because staff are happy.

It certainly seems unlikely that next Wednesday's rise will be the end of the matter.

It certainly seems unlikely that the long-time junkie would be berating the singer for not getting clean.

To take the kind of case that most interested Quine, it certainly seems unlikely that there is some small set of uses of at least theoretic terms in science, say "electron" or "mass," that are explanatorily basic, on which all other uses really asymmetrically depend: again, revision may touch any particular claim in the interests of overall explanatory adequacy.

Certainly it seems unlikely that anybody is about to push Nielsen out the door.

Certainly, it seems unlikely that a young peasant would have been welcomed into the Guild of St . Lukein Antwerp.

Certainly it is unlikely that in 1514 the son of a Midlands tradesman would have been literate, let alone that he would have written poetry.