Sentence examples for make it quite unlikely from inspiring English sources
All of these different motives and manipulations from different side make it quite unlikely that Bout will be extradited, or if he is, some he will slip out and get home to Russia before he can say too much.
The serious ethical implications of this fact, coupled with the practical reality of the relatively small number of photoreceptor precursor cells that can be obtained from a pair of fetal donor eyes make it quite unlikely that this cell type will be used to any meaningful extent in the treatment of human retinal disease.
Wannstedt said it would take at least a week or two to acclimate any new quarterback, making it quite unlikely that one would be signed with Fiedler expected back fairly soon.
The fact that these FANCD2-negative cases stained for other proteins makes it quite unlikely that the FANCD2 negativity is due to fixation problems.
"It can make it quite tough.
Which would make it quite a gift.
"Let me make it quite clear.
It made it quite exciting".
"That makes it quite important".
I thought the club had made it quite clear and taken action about stopping any repetition, knowing Chelsea, how hard they've worked on these matters, with fans as well as players, that it was unlikely to occur.
