Sentence examples for know how unlikely from inspiring English sources
Pellegrini must know how unlikely that is, and simply said afterwards he hopes City continue playing like this.
In my own previous summary of Elsevier's actions, I wrote that "Publishers know how unlikely we are to sacrifice key titles.
Cohen isn't a constitutional scholar, nor is he a political expert, so he can't know how unlikely this would be to succeed.
So it's a good thing that most businessmen don't know how unlikely it is that they'll actually turn a profit, because if they did they wouldn't try.
I know how unlikely that sounds, a 10-year-old girl falling in love at all, let alone with a middle-aged woman.
My current beach trousers and tunic are remarkably like those the woman was wearing on the beach in Nice, but we all know how unlikely it would be for me to attract police attention.
Looking back at it now, as a 58-year-old woman, she knows how unlikely it was that anything would come of it.
Nicholas Fasciano, 74, who watched the scene from a respectful distance, knew how unlikely such a happy ending had seemed a few years ago.
He knows how unlikely that it is given that Stoke have won only one in 12 since his appointment in January.
(And anyone who remembers a certain Jets-Raiders match-up from 1968 knows how unlikely it is that NBC will cut away from a close game for the McCain speech).
"It would be about the odds of the Yankees and Mets combining to win the next 16 World Series," Bergen said in an interview Thursday, and he knows how unlikely that is, having grown up in Brooklyn.
