Sentence examples for rarely likely from inspiring English sources

Field skills in Northamptonshire are rarely likely to be lifesaving, but, for me at least, a constant glow of satisfaction arises from each stage of the building cycle of questioning, investigating, researching and understanding the natural world around me.

There is no disputing that nationally the Thatcher bus revolution (which has led to smaller buses running down smaller roads) brought a zest and variety, and a readiness, saving tired old legs, to travel down roads close to home that no bus before would have aspired to penetrate and which purely municipal services were rarely likely to match.

With voices clamoring from the stage at top volume for much of the evening, your attention is rarely likely to stray from the finely spun web of ideas animating Ibsen's play, about the ruckus raised in a Norwegian spa town when the local doctor discovers that the waters are poisoned.

However, in the experience of the authors, the above is rarely likely to be total in its participation.

But in most circumstances it is not strictly speaking a source of profit or surplus since it is rarely likely to exceed investment costs.

Different individuals are rarely likely to respond to intervention in exactly the same way, so the intervention effect within carefully defined subgroups is of interest.

But there was no late charge; a winner rarely looked likely.

Australia undoubtedly played well in patches but they rarely looked likely to win.

Bayern had its chances but rarely looked likely to translate its ball possession into goals.

From the moment Charlie Hodgson kicked Saracens ahead from the sixth minute they rarely looked likely to surrender the lead.

A win would have saved Southampton but that rarely looked likely, even though they went ahead, and major changes are inevitable.