Sentence examples for ever likely that from inspiring English sources

Yet nor was it ever likely that Russia's aggression in Ukraine would simply stop.

Neither Isis nor the al-Nusra Front are invited, not that it was ever likely that they would turn up even if they were.

No deal was ever likely before that game and Chelsea will discover in the coming weeks that United are not willing to bargain, at any price, after that date either.

The group worried that drinking at the stadium could linger on until 4 a.m., even though no amount of N.B.A. overtime — or encores at a Bon Jovi concert, for that matter — would ever likely last that long.

I don't think we were ever likely to lose that, especially with the bowling start we got in the first six overs.

You will scour the back of your closet, delve to the depths of your dresser drawers, and even enlist the help of your parents, but you will find the perfect ensemble to keep everyone's eyes off the only pair of shoes you are ever likely to wear that glow in the dark.

But is the company ever likely to change, if that has no effect on its profit margins?

O.K., that was the moment that was, and it's not one that's ever likely to be repeated.

The opening Lah-Di-Dah strikes a balance between touching sentimentality and curmudgeonly comedy, the sweetest love song you're ever likely to hear that features the line "and I shan't lay a finger on the crabby old batface".

Google has also stepped up the rate at which it processes requests over the past year, with Reputation VIP charting a reduction in time taken per request — from 56 days last June to 16 days back in March, although this rate has fluctuated (but it's not an exact science — Google's Eric Schmidt himself bemoaned the fact that it was not the sort of process that will ever likely be automated).

Asked whether that was ever likely to happen, Schäuble smiled and said: "Not this week and not next week but definitely before the end of the world".