Sentence examples for is unusually likely from inspiring English sources
But the warnings aren't usually as specific as the one they're giving this week: The Big One, they say, is unusually likely to become reality by next Tuesday.
And migrants are unusually likely to have the necessary get-up-and-go: 40% of Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children.
They hold more than their fair share of select committee chairs and are unusually likely to hold front-bench positions too.It will not last.
His foreign secretary, William Hague, claims to be putting "the C back into FCO that is, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.Mutual proficiency in English and common contract law mean Commonwealth members are unusually likely to trade with each other.
A bargain Return of the wrinklies Salmon a-slumping Fishy science Breathe again Life and death Unlovely Rita Blair-baiting Reprints Related items Prison suicides: Death sentencesFeb 20th 2003While long-term prisoners are unusually likely to commit suicide, it is also unusually difficult to stop them.
This arises when the people who buy insurance are unusually likely to use it.
Suspiciously, the award-winning CEOs were unusually likely to hit analyst forecasts on the dot.
Nowadays it is unusually lonely.
Unless Sacyr is unusually saintly, it is likely that its desire for profit will sometimes conflict with the public purpose of the building.
A press release from the USFWS Alaska Migratory Bird Management said that the "die-off is unusually large" and is likely to be related to the warmer than usual sea temperatures and El Nino weather phenomena, which affects the distribution of cold-water prey species.
When the season is unusually fallow, we are likely to do some hemming and hawing before mumbling forth an apologetic, "Um, well, have you seen 'Book of Mormon'?" The advice seekers tend to swarm as the fall season approaches, and this year I have hit upon an easy answer: "See whatever's onstage at Playwrights Horizons".
