Sentence examples for it most unlikely from inspiring English sources

"I think it most unlikely we would be able secure a 4C world".

Those who have watched the 41-year-old Mr. Clement, a veteran of nearly four dozen arguments who enjoys the respect of justices across the ideological spectrum, think it most unlikely that he would bow to pressure of this sort.

Under the Constitution, the challengers can go to the Constitutional Court within seven days of the announcement of the final result, but the top court is packed with ZANU-PF loyalists, analysts say, making it most unlikely that an appeal would succeed.

Daisy Fried Philadelphia To the Editor: William Logan thinks it "most unlikely" that, as the back cover of "Lunch Poems" claimed, O'Hara, "strolling through the noisy splintered glare of a Manhattan noon, has paused at a sample Olivetti to type up 30 or 40 lines of ruminations".

Yes/no Do you refer patients for imaging in cases when you consider it most unlikely that the imaging results will affect treatment of the patient?

Yes/No Are patients referred to your department for imaging in cases when you consider it most unlikely that the imaging results will affect treatment of the patient?

I question his assertion that without Mr Murdoch "it is most unlikely that today there would be any Guardian or Independent".

The auctioneer Richard Westwood-Brookes has suggested that had Charles been captured, "it is most unlikely we would ever have returned to being a monarchy".

I think the main argument against it is that it's most unlikely to be implemented globally.

The Iraqi Communist Party, a disciplined, redoubtable organization, may well now enjoy a renaissance, but it is most unlikely that it will again become a major player.

He said: "In my view it is most unlikely that this is feasible and even if it is, it should be discouraged.