Sentence examples for indeed unlikely from inspiring English sources

The government has denied it, and independent experts who have studied the available evidence have suggested that such an explanation of the flooding is indeed unlikely.

After examining votes for the past two decades, they concluded that musical prowess is indeed "unlikely to be the only element that wins scores".

Mr. Kammen had argued that if Mr. Nashiri is indeed unlikely ever to leave the prison, there is less of a reason to prevent him from seeing certain potentially classified evidence during the discovery phase.

She led a failed attempt after the rally to "ambush" a delegation of officials from the central government.Such actions may attract international attention but they are indeed unlikely to sway decision-makers in Beijing.

(As of last week the stock was trading at about $29, a decline largely attributed in the business press to the growing realization that A.I.G.'s overall equity value was, indeed, unlikely ever to exceed its debt to the government).

A keyboard with an acceptable error rate of 0.5 is, indeed, unlikely to be a usable keyboard.

Indeed, some unlikely fellows emerged as the victors.

Indeed, such unlikely politicking would have at least made this game noteworthy; as it stands, it's merely another mini-game collection to add to the pile.

At that time the idea of a Montgomery client being on the cover of People would have been laughable indeed, as unlikely as every other detail in the story Montgomery and Lin have shared since that point.

In the present non-dominated framework, however, it appears questionable but indeed rather unlikely that such a worst-case measure (bar {P}) exists in (mathcal {R}) for general claims.

If the question is posed by letter, for example, it is conceivable (indeed not unlikely) that persons with headache on the day of receiving it will postpone answering until the first headache-free day, resulting in a falsely-high reported prevalence of headache yesterday.