Sentence examples for ever less likely from inspiring English sources

But this is looking ever less likely.

But it becomes ever less likely that they'll actually outrun their own hype.

In fact, the whole unreformed Saudi-west situation grows ever more embarrassing – and is thus ever less likely to endure intact.

The second act returns them to the same gym five years later, when success, in the ring or out of it, seems ever less likely.

Politics "is beyond logic and reason now, it's about faith", argues Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist.Ms Yingluck herself seems ever less likely to survive the turmoil.

Mr Netanyahu still allows the building of Jewish settlements there, which makes a workable Palestinian state ever less likely to emerge.Real mediation must be resumed.

In fact, I'd venture that any aliens we ever detect or (less likely) encounter will look quite different than this self-referential stereotype.

Compared with non-drinkers, heavier drinkers were more likely to be male, white non-Hispanic, more educated, and to have ever smoked, and less likely to be obese (Table 1).

Compared with noncurrent users, current users were less educated, more likely to be ever-smokers, and less likely to be physically active.

At the time of diagnosis, ever-drinkers were less likely to be overweight or obese, and had a higher likelihood of weight loss at the time of diagnosis.

Today, there's both more and better film criticism than ever; as a result, it's less likely than ever that an extraordinary movie will go utterly unnoticed or be dismissed.