Sentence examples for currently unlikely from inspiring English sources

Universal access by 2010 is currently unlikely, and as demonstrated by this study, at current levels of financing and proposed scale up, achieving universal access targets by 2015 will be difficult [38].

Officially, the goal of both North and South Korea is the reunification of the peninsula, but that is currently unlikely.

That's the little flame I've got to keep feeding". Ream called Kirkuk "a tinderbox" and said civil war, while currently unlikely, was "a real possibility.

That he has nonetheless struck out along the only route to Parliamentary advancement currently open to him suggests that is currently unlikely.

Given that the Copenhagen talks seem currently unlikely to yield cuts of sufficient ambition to prevent the worst of climate change, it's crucial that we step up the pressure on the key decision makers in the coming months.

Certainly the impression left by the changes, including the little-remarked temporary assumption of sporting director duties by Red Bull's overall group sporting director, Gérard Houllier, suggests that the Scandinavian experiment of Soler and Backe is in its final phase, unless – though probably even if – the latter can produce a currently unlikely run to MLS Cup.

Deflation currently seems unlikely in Britain or the euro area as a whole, but Germany is at risk.

But Robert Frosch countered as follows: what if a pattern of change currently thought unlikely, but of high consequence, actually started to unfold in the decades ahead?

Scientists have warned that the enormous changes in energy, transportation and land use required to meet this goal are technically possible, but currently appear unlikely.

A similar BBC collaboration with Classic FM currently appears unlikely with the commercial station accusing Radio 3 of "apeing" its output to win listeners.

Joan Walley, chair of the environmental audit committee (EAC), said: "Fracking cannot be compatible with our long-term commitments to cut climate changing emissions unless full-scale carbon capture and storage technology is rolled out rapidly, which currently looks unlikely.