Sentence examples for not ever likely from inspiring English sources

They're so small that you're not ever likely to clap eyes on one unless you have access to a laboratory.

This is an overstretched hypothesis, as our cousins are not ever likely to inform us (spoken in our language) that they have thoughts they wish to keep to themselves.

In his 2006 book, "Pessimism: Philosophy, Ethic, Spirit," in articles and in conversation, he points out us that change and death is merely the ultimate reminder that we do not control the conditions of our existence and are not ever likely to.

Sticking strictly to PS4-available games, given that NMS isn't ever likely to ever be ported over to Xbox, we've seen The Witness, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Firewatch and Ratchet & Clank all rate highly with reviewers and sell in impressive numbers.

Sticking strictly to PS4-available games, given that NMS isn't ever likely to ever be ported over to Xbox, we've seen The Witness, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Firewatch, and Ratchet & Clank all rate highly with reviewers and sell in impressive numbers.

Some things are obvious though, among them the fact that this is not a look ever likely to be embraced by those in need of anything as pedestrian as, for example, a bra.

Not that United are ever likely to want other people's street parties on their patch.

Not that it was ever likely to last long in this vibrant match.

That is, sadly, not something we were ever likely to accomplish.

O.K., that was the moment that was, and it's not one that's ever likely to be repeated.

Neither Isis nor the al-Nusra Front are invited, not that it was ever likely that they would turn up even if they were.