Sentence examples for makes it highly unlikely from inspiring English sources

The production is to return to the National next December for another four-month run; the complexity of its staging makes it highly unlikely that "His Dark Materials" will transfer to another theater, Mr. Hytner said.

What's more, even if OC concentrations are high, the drug doesn't easily make its way to the tissues in birds where virus replication takes place, which makes it "highly unlikely that resistance would be provoked".

Science can only produce evidence that makes it highly unlikely that a hazard exists.

That makes it highly unlikely that any new rules will significantly affect Election Day.

This bombshell was unexpected, and makes it highly unlikely that she will ever be president.

Green Bay's third straight loss makes it highly unlikely that the Packers (5-8) will make the playoffs.

The diagnosis of an AC joint strain makes it highly unlikely that Garoppolo will play the Thursday night game against the Houston Texans.

"Furthermore," Mr. Fine said, "the proximity of the presidential election makes it highly unlikely that any change in policy would be instituted at the Oct. 3 F.O.M.C. meeting.

This layering makes it highly unlikely that an I.R.S. audit, which is itself unlikely, would discover the deals, said Jerry Curnutt, a retired I.R.S. partnership expert.

That makes it highly unlikely, experts maintain, that he will ever be held legally accountable for any actions that violated the law.

But it has said that its defence treaty with Japan applies to the islands.Japan's alliance with America and its own considerable military muscle make it highly unlikely China would risk armed conflict over the islands.