Sentence examples for policy unlikely from inspiring English sources

It is hard to break into England's Test team and it is harder to break out of it, a policy unlikely to be changed by one series.

Rates Six to 12 hours from R$189£5454) to R$396£11313), or from £199 by the day; booking policy unlikely to change during the World Cup.

And suspicions about China run deep here, as does resentment over Japan's losing its supremacy in Asia, making a significant shift in loyalty or foreign policy unlikely anytime soon, analysts say.

Only one hospital was involved in the study of clinical severity, making a bias in admission policy unlikely.

The term serves as code for policies unlikely to be appealing to voters, a term that can mean everything and, thus, nothing.

The issue is also appealing to the candidates because a politician's position on education, unlike, say, on health care or taxes or trade policy, is unlikely to generate strong opposition from commercial interests with deep pockets.

The new policy is unlikely, however, to have a dramatic impact on parallel trading.

Tempting as it is, that approach to economic policy is unlikely to be very effective today.

The new policy is unlikely to trigger a baby boom, however.

The finance and trade ministers keep their jobs, and economic policy is unlikely to change.

That policy is unlikely to change, though Apple may well accelerate its deal-making tempo.