Sentence examples for child unlikely from inspiring English sources
Caroline was relieved to discover that Augusta had given birth to a "poor, ugly little she-mouse" rather than a "large, fat, healthy boy" as the pitiful nature of the baby made a supposititious child unlikely.
It is abundantly clear that the secretary of state's plans are not drawn up with the most vulnerable children in mind, nor indeed the 50% of children unlikely to go to university.
Of 439 evaluated, 5.2% had positive nucleic acid amplification test results (vs. 3.5% with positive cultures) for N. gonorrhoeae or C. trachomatis; 13% (17% of abused minors, but none of 16 children unlikely to have been abused) had human papillomavirus detected by nucleic acid amplification tests.
Saying no to an applicant can save a lot of grief down the line if the child is unlikely to succeed.
The child is unlikely to be able to give you reasons for why he prefers to be a girl than a boy.
And the child is unlikely to be able to give meaningful answers to a defense lawyer's questions during cross-examination — a disastrously poor method of securing the truth from very young children.
It too had been the birthplace of a miracle child; an unlikely messiah by the name of Buggins, with long ears and cloven hooves, on account of his being a donkey.
"A 9-year-old child is unlikely to understand what is going on in the courtroom, who the players are, what she has been charged with, what the consequences are about what she has been charged with," she said.
Childbirth, too, is dangerous--a risk not worth taking if the child is unlikely to receive adequate support.
"Intercountry adoption is appropriate only if a child is unlikely to find a permanent, loving family in his/her birth country, Osborne explained in an email to HuffPost.
