Sentence examples for pretty unlikely that from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty unlikely that he will drop it at that point," Professor Little said.

He added that it was "pretty unlikely" that a rival bidder would emerge.

But it's pretty unlikely that a woman with severe osteoporosis is unaware of her condition.

And beyond the indie-rock circuit, it's pretty unlikely that that totally 1960s-style psychedelia would become a commercial force.

"It would seem pretty unlikely that they would actually go for Boris Johnson as the next leader.

"It is pretty unlikely that any potential suitor would be able to agree on Desmond's valuation," said the source.

Some include the fact that no one ever chases after you like they do on TV (totally true) and that it's pretty unlikely to have that classic friends-with-benefits situation with your apartment neighbor.

Which is pretty unlikely, seeing that a) Obama has already said that it's not going to happen and b) it would make the cover of Career Suicide Magazine.

In the first sentences of his keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, he noted that his "presence on this stage is pretty unlikely" and that his father was "born and raised in a small village in Kenya".

But that seems pretty unlikely considering the fuss that ensued after the Macpherson inquiry into the death of Stephen Lawrence suggested that officers merely produce a duplicated written note of stop-and-search encounters they initiated.

It would be pretty unlikely for an economy that is investing almost half of its GDP and has a structural surplus of labor to hit meaningful capacity constraints and "overheat" in the usual sense.