Sentence examples for is unlikely to flow from inspiring English sources
A sentence that clots in your mouth is unlikely to flow in your mind.
Outside investment is unlikely to flow until 2015 at the earliest".Whether you are for or against it, the energy reform is radical," says Guillermo Valdés of GEA, a consultancy.
The Quartet's representative, Tony Blair, a former British prime minister, has prepared an eight-point plan to spend $12 billion to regenerate the Palestinian economy, with an emphasis on tourism, farming and the mineral exploitation of Area C. But without the Israeli military administration granting easier access and permits, the Palestinians' oil is unlikely to flow soon.
Cutting reoffending rates is a long-term business, and the first payments are unlikely to flow for several years, but the first indications of whether or not it is a success are expected as early as the first half of next year.
Even if everything goes right, however, the gas is unlikely to start flowing in commercial quantities for at least five years; nor will production grow as quickly as across the Atlantic or have the same impact on the energy market.
And it is unlikely to stem the flow of South American cocaine into the United States.
But shutting the tabloid is unlikely to stop the flow of bad news coming from investigations now under way.
At a time when many newly qualified British doctors are choosing to work abroad, compelling them to sign a hated contract is unlikely to staunch the flow.
In allowing companies to be rated higher than the government, Moody's is saying that the government is unlikely to restrict the flow of foreign currency during a financial crisis.
The amnesty is unlikely to stem the flow: the stretch of water that separates Morocco from Spain represents one of the widest income differentials in the world.Only this week the Spanish police intercepted five vessels carrying dozens of Africans from the Moroccan coast to the Canary Islands.
