Sentence examples for horribly likely from inspiring English sources

It's all too painfully, horribly likely.

If the road gets wet or slippery, bad brakes and bald tyres make a crash, even a pile-up, horribly likely.The country that most troubles outsiders is Latvia.

A default, meaning at least the restructuring of Greek loans, still looks horribly likely.At which point, EU political leaders will find themselves explaining to voters not just why they had to bail out Greece, but why that money may never be repaid in full, or even at all.

British Politicians Need to Look Out for Prostitutes.

I worry about Alex: he seems horribly vulnerable and likely to end up terribly hurt.

I am not against awarding penalty kicks to players who were genuinely fouled in the box but I am staunchly against the current system where a referee that is most likely horribly out of position, and potentially exhausted, is forced to make a split-second decision that in most cases will decide the outcome of the game.

#thisisracist like horribly obviously racist.

Mr Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court at The Hague for alleged crimes against humanity.It is hardly surprising, then, that the election for parliament and president and a slew of other bodies due to take place on April 11th is likely to be horribly flawed (see article).

With several pivotal players in that team horribly out of form, there are likely to be several changes to the side before the fourth Test begins at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Boxing Day.

Horrible things happen, horribly.

Whatever your worst expectations of being broke are, living in a dirty, disorganized place is likely to make it seem like they're coming horribly true.