Sentence examples for made it very unlikely from inspiring English sources

If granted, the extension would have made it very unlikely that the court could hear the case during its current term.

"The position of the window made it very unlikely that this was a random passerby.

People who know him said his contentious departure from Microsoft made it very unlikely he would return.

Analysts said the strength of the company's balance sheet made it very unlikely that BP could be "knocked over" by the escalating cost of compensation from the Macondo well blowout in 2010.

Murray was at CERN watching a talk on recent discoveries when he realised that the latest particle filled a hole in his diagram that made it very unlikely that there was a better way of explaining these proton-innards than his way.

The nonviolent nature of his crime, however, made it very unlikely that the government would hunt him down.

Unfortunately, such avoidance makes it very unlikely that they will practice process fairness.

This, oil industry executives say, makes it very unlikely that the oil industry will agree to OPEC's request to extend cuts.

The development makes it very unlikely that Mr. Bush will receive the group's formal approval before Election Day, N.R.A. officials said today.

"The amount of intimidation and abuse that has taken place make it very unlikely that women will be clamouring to go back".

The purpose of extending the BLAST hit is to classify every observed residue (i.e., one with ATOM records) in the chain; the 15-residue limitation makes it very unlikely that the extension will include a new domain.