Sentence examples for most unlikely change from inspiring English sources

Miss Hayes' "only rebellion and a most unlikely change of script" was her marriage to the wayward, hard-drinking, quicksilver, witty, divorced journalist-playwright MacArthur, who with Ben Hecht co-authored "The Front Page".

The proposed bill is most unlikely to change that statistic.

He added, "Even the most unlikely individual can change the course of history through will and self-belief, and can make the impossible possible".

The Clemens-McNamee game will reach its apex of intensity at the Congressional hearing Feb. 13 when they are both scheduled to appear, although it is most unlikely that either will change his story from the earlier staff appearances.

Moreover, it seems most unlikely that qualitative results change if we use the Gompertz growth law instead of the generalized logistic law.

It is most unlikely that a person would change practice because of a poster.

It seems most unlikely that the constitution will be changed before it.

During the brief period of human history, however, it is most unlikely that there has been any important change in the major patterns of oceanic circulation.

We all have a gift -- a gift to facilitate change, even in the most unlikely of places.

"Real regime change led by Qadri is most unlikely," she said.

A name change in New York is considered most unlikely, however, because of its citizenry's inability ever to agree on anything.