Sentence examples for not so likely from inspiring English sources

The latter is probably not so likely given its size, but there's some precedent for activists like Carl Icahn going after the company.

Zombie rising (again, not so likely...)...

The college sweethearts seemed to have the enduring marriage while the other half of their political union, Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton, seemed not so likely to last.

WASHINGTON — In the baby-boomer psychodrama of the 1990s, Al and Tipper Gore supposedly had the enduring marriage while the union of the other half of their buddy movie — Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton — seemed not so likely to last.

That is not so likely, whatever Francis's preferences: when he came out, after a moment in which the curtain on the balcony overlooking the square seemed to quiver, he smiled in a way that made him hard to forget.

Here's a headline you're not so likely to see: "Conservatives Are from Earth, Liberals Are from Earth, and Scientists Aren't Really Sure About How They End Up That Way".

Unless whatever struck Earth back then was made of precisely the same stuff as Earth, which isn't so likely, it's hard to imagine their collision producing two objects as homogeneously similar as Earth and the moon.

At moments like that you can't help feeling that Roiphe's brawny authorial presence is better suited to polemic (like her previous books), where her energetically wielded bits of evidence aren't so likely to kill the reader's buzz.

"It would suggest that this kind of thing isn't so likely to happen today," he says.

It was not a big enough world, so if you found a person you could relate to and who was of your tribe, you weren't so likely to want to let go of them, no matter what, even if it meant that person was in love with someone else.

Below, see some of the likely--or, maybe, not-so-likely--possibilities to replace Beck.