Sentence examples for no longer likely from inspiring English sources

We are no longer likely to be the white British unattached straight male.

These days, philatelists are no longer likely to be the sole bidders.

INSIDE PITCH Because Fernando Martinez struggled while hitting.194 and was no longer likely to play regularly, the Mets demoted him to Class AAA Buffalo.

Out Five- to seven-year-olds are no longer likely to have to figure out the concepts of "nation, civilisation, monarchy, parliament, democracy, war and peace".

We found that, given all of the above, 100 months from today we will reach a concentration of greenhouse gases at which it is no longer "likely" that we will stay below the 2C temperature rise threshold.

Back then, we proposed that with conservative estimates, this was the period of time before it was no longer "likely" that we would stay below a temperature rise of 2C.

With a carbon tax no longer appearing likely, he said a new kind of help, like a federal "clean energy" standard that would set a quota for nuclear and renewable electricity, might be needed.

According to NOAA, such conditions are likely to continue throughout the winter, with earlier forecasts for a moderate El Niño no longer looking likely.

Fortunately, the Mulally proposition no longer seems likely.

Given communism's failure, that fate no longer seems likely.

But we appear to have averted the worst: utter catastrophe no longer seems likely.