Sentence examples for not now likely from inspiring English sources

But don't expect more of the same down the line: the lesson has been tough, but it's one she's not, now, likely to forget.

The government say they are not now likely to pursue minimum alcohol pricing.

A decision on the successful Olympic Stadium bidder, which had been expected in October, is not now likely before December as the schemes continue to be evaluated.

A decision had been expected in October, but is not now likely to be made before December as the schemes continue to be evaluated.

But the world woke up in 2009 and recognized that implicit government guarantees of short-term institutional deposits did not and, now, likely will not hold deposits in place as it assumed they had since 1929.

This does not now look likely.

Not now and not likely ever, Dr. Gazzaniga argues in his book.

The names of John M. Mar tin Jr., Paul Nelson and John R. Stark, for example, are not now nor ever likely to be come household words in America.

But that's not the case now, likely due to St. Francis' dominance, as it has won 11 straight games against Pacific League opponents and is 24-1 againsthehe Pacific League dating back to 2004.

Despite Washington's recent temporary freeze on aid, we're still in for $1.3 billion a year to a group of generals who aren't now and likely never will be democrats.

Mueller's failure to conclude whether Trump obstructed justice — followed by Barr's quick assessment that he didn't — now is likely to provide fodder for an already inflamed political debate about his actions as president.