Sentence examples for perhaps not likely from inspiring English sources

So how else might further economic growth be accommodated?It is possible, though perhaps not likely, that wages will soon begin running much faster than productivity growth, and that the Bank of England will be forced to step in to cool the economy down.

The Research Council, that often requires a problem based approach, is perhaps not likely to have such doubts.

So it is possible -- but perhaps not likely -- that Han is on to something.

If so, receptor antagonists are perhaps not likely to show great efficacy, but the safe use of these in humans would arguably be less of a concern.

This is perhaps not the likeliest of scenarios.

IT operations – especially large data centres using high density computing power – are, perhaps, not the most likely places to find new approaches to sustainability.

Moreover, such a reversal of the government's arguments would be politically risky, as it would amount to acknowledging that the UK might decide not to leave the EU, and that Brexit does not mean Brexit after all, perhaps not a very likely position for the government to take.

On the other hand, even though Yamagata and coworkers have found trimetaphosphate in fumaroles of Mount Usu, Japan [35], it is perhaps not the most likely phosphorylating agent under natural conditions.

In addition, while perhaps not the most likely scenario, a causal mutation in the region could have occurred separately in Perendale and Romneys, on the opposite haplotype block, which would explain the differences observed.

Although perhaps not an investment case likely to generate excitement, we believe waiting for an environment where stocks reflect $70 plus a barrel long-term rather than around $65 a barrell could be enough to drive a material recovery in Premier's valuation.

The smaller systemic IgG response in the PLGA-BPI3V-NPs treated animals relative to the commercial vaccine-treated calves was perhaps not surprising given the likely reduced quantity of inactive virus antigen in the NPs, relative to the ability of the live attenuated virus to replicate and therefore generate large quantities of antigen.