Sentence examples for making them unlikely from inspiring English sources

Modern turbos are water-cooled, making them unlikely to overheat, as did older designs that were cooled by oil.

The toys are all plastic but the track is wooden with connectors cut from the main piece — making them unlikely to break.

Our results established that STEVOR proteins are not exposed on the GIE surface, thus making them unlikely candidates for binding to erythroid cells.

About half of the people with Internet access, meanwhile, log on through Internet cafes or other public venues, making them unlikely candidates for online economic activity.

But not all of those sentences will be challenged, public defenders say, because many of the offenders have violent histories, making them unlikely to evoke sympathy in court.

The hair braiders are especially vulnerable because few have long-term leases, and many are immigrants who speak little English, making them unlikely to challenge landlords.

But the reviews have been structured in a way that makes them unlikely to slow down high-priority infrastructure projects.

But the reviews have been structured in a way that makes them unlikely to delay high-priority infrastructure projects.

That makes them unlikely to embrace an app that would make them easier for European governments to follow and intercept.

Mr. Cunningham begins in March, checking for snow mold diseases, although this year's mild winter made them unlikely.

Modern buildings are built to standards that make them unlikely to collapse, but we need to focus on improving older buildings to bring them up to modern standards.