Sentence examples for considered it unlikely from inspiring English sources

Senior American officials said Washington was running out of time to settle its northern front strategy because they considered it unlikely that the Iraqi government would comply with United Nations inspections.

But other Republicans said they considered it unlikely that Mr. Jeffords would change his mind.

Leaders considered it unlikely that the government would reduce fees without plugging the gap with extra funding.

That was technically true, but the president failed to say that the intelligence community considered it unlikely.

Many people still considered it unlikely that elections would begin on Monday, especially because of the continuing violence.

Mrs. Whitman's spokesman, Pete McDonough, said the governor would be honored to be chosen as Mr. Bush's running mate, but considered it unlikely.

We found the common law precept at issue in the Abel case entirely consistent with Rule 402's general requirement of admissibility, and considered it unlikely that the drafters had intended to change the rule.

But Dr. Kenneth Burman, an Army colonel and thyroid expert, said he could not rule out the possibility that Mr. Bush would develop eye problems, though he considered it unlikely.

There has been so much attention on the Senate because many political operatives and analysts said they considered it unlikely -- but certainly not impossible -- that Democrats could capture the seven seats needed to gain control of the House.

But Mr. Kazcynski's specialty, complex variables analysis, was so abstruse that Professor Fischer considered it unlikely that Mr. Kaczynski would have taken one of his classes, he told an interviewer.

Therefore, we consider it unlikely that the pandemic or its vaccination campaign have biased our results.