Sentence examples for of how unlikely from inspiring English sources

If you don't have a physical backup, files can be lost, regardless of how unlikely that might feel.

One of the more heart-wrenching aspects of "Sidewalk Stories" is the realization of how unlikely such developments really are.

Perhaps the best indication of how unlikely that prospect is comes from the very power brokers who would play that role.

Flanked by a pair of Clippers executives in suits, Rivers wore a gray polo shirt, black slacks and black sneakers, which served as an indicator of how unlikely the deal was that had brought him from the Boston Celtics.

The sight of fields across America being stormed offered a compelling reminder of how unlikely it would be for a team from one of the nation's two best conferences — the Southeastern and the Big 12 — to finish undefeated.

Obama's task is to undue that historic edge precisely by reminding people of how unlikely it is that the ideological architects of America's present predicament are those best equipped to fix the problem.

In a nice hat tip to how unlikely all of their cases are, the captain keeps a running tally of how much the collateral damage to their escapades costs the city.

The newest because they are fresh from the books and can follow the clues without a sense of just how unlikely the destination may be.

2.10am GMT The unlikeliness of numbers How unlikely is it that two opposing captains would manage to play their 100th Tests matches at the same time.

Add to that the professors who have made it their business to pursue research related to sustainability issues, and the Facilities staff who oversee MIT's own energy use, and you begin to get an idea of just how unlikely it would be that we could cover all the worthwhile projects happening on campus.

In fact, the term "black pope" traditionally refers to the head of the Jesuits, revealing how unlikely the prospect of an actual black pope was for most of the Church's history.