Sentence examples for entirely unlikely from inspiring English sources

"But we continue to think it's entirely unlikely that an electronic malfunction is the cause".

The latter event was, Mr. Mizrahi said, an entirely unlikely and life-altering development.

No, no, Democrats say, the peculiarities of this election make that entirely unlikely.

(Well, not entirely unlikely if you subscribe to H. L. Mencken's cherished notion that Bach's "natural solvent" is beer).

Although very different in tone, Elfrida Vipont and Raymond Briggs's The Elephant and the Bad Baby has the same characteristic of contrasting reality with something absolutely entirely unlikely.

Insightful and correct, but emblematic of the novel's difficulties, too, as it's entirely unlikely to come from the mouth of a nine-year-old.

Holder went on: The question you have posed is therefore entirely hypothetical, unlikely to occur, and one we hope no President will ever have to confront.

It's a flighty, romantic comedy filled with annoyingly geeky music and a format for driving the plot forward which seems to revolve entirely around unlikely, serendipitous encounters during a night out in search of the Manhattan venue where so-hot-right-now local band Where's Fluffy are playing a secret gig.

"The question you have posed is therefore entirely hypothetical, unlikely to occur, and one we hope no president will ever have to confront.

The findings that NGF has no protective effect against Aβ in some assays, and that the toxic effect of Aβ is only partially lost in p75NTR−/− neurons, suggest that the protective effect of p75NTR small molecule ligands, especially in assays in which toxic effects of Aβ are blocked entirely, is unlikely to be mediated solely by a simple mechanism of inhibiting Aβ binding to p75NTR.

This is all a bit unlikely, but entirely consistent with the way that Gough operates.