Sentence examples for much unlikely from inspiring English sources

"Lawyers are required to be rescued [by the police], which is very much unlikely," he said.

And how to make such an emergency much more unlikely?

But Cumberland died, and Eclipse fell into the much more unlikely ownership of O'Kelly, an Irish gambler and rogue.

Because of that gap, the G.O.P. tax plan is now much more unlikely to be revenue-neutral.

I read a lot of comics when I was a kid — "Batman,"  "Archie,"  "Richie Rich," pretty much anything unlikely to inspire intellectual development.

The author of "Insane City" spent his childhood reading "Richie Rich," "Archie" and "Batman" comics: "pretty much anything unlikely to inspire intellectual development".

On November 12th, a hospital in Detroit reported the first American case of staphylococcus (a potentially deadly infection) that is resistant to vancomycin, the strongest antibiotic in doctors' arsenals.Compared with all these, biological weapons are a much more unlikely danger.

Though all losses are painful, perhaps we can take some consolation in the knowledge that the names of those who will sacrifice so much are unlikely to go unknown.

And these states offer Bernie Sanders the chance to gain some much-needed ground in the Democratic race – if he fails to do so, it becomes much more unlikely that he can stop Hillary Clinton from winning the nomination.

Considering that perhaps two months earlier these very fish may have been fattening up in the Bay of Fundy hundreds of miles to the northeast makes such an encounter appear that much more unlikely.

PITTSBURGH — Some of the loudest cheers in Mellon Arena on Wednesday were not for one of the Penguins' A-list of stars, center Sidney Crosby or center Evgeni Malkin or goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, but for a much more unlikely star.