Sentence examples for growing unlikely from inspiring English sources

"At this point, I think the odds of a third-party option of the kind I, [Bill] Kristol and others were working on is growing unlikely," Republican political consultant and "Never Trump" supporter Rick Wilson said.

Skateboarding is really growing in unlikely places such as Cambodia, Afghanistan and Uganda.

As for policy action that would back forward guidance, that is growing more unlikely by the month.

Israel and the Palestinians will intensify their peace negotiations during the next few weeks, but it is growing increasingly unlikely that they will reach a framework agreement by their goal of mid-February, Israel's senior negotiator said today.

The reality is that with the days of bicameral majorities growing ever unlikely – the electorate is shifting to the left, and the Green vote amongst those aged 18-24 is now almost equal to Labor's at 31% – a governing Labor party will struggle to pass centre-left legislation without Green help in any case.

The movie, directed by Robert Townsend and also starring Mekhi Phifer and the rappers Mos Def and Da Brat, is being billed as "the first hip-hop musical," but it is actually part of a growing, if unlikely, trend: the fusion of hip-hop and opera.

Companies with few openings, either because they are small or because they are not growing, are unlikely to be there.

This is possible but unlikely; it has grown more unlikely with every passing day; and now "time is up" and Obama's victory is nearly certain.

Food grows in unlikely spaces between houses.

In recent years, prices for LaChapelle pictures have grown by unlikely exponents.

It has grown more unlikely that the Yankees will try to re-sign the struggling 37-year-old outfielder.