Sentence examples for though not likely from inspiring English sources
'though not likely' is correct and usable in written English
It implies that something is improbable or unlikely, and can be used in any context where this sentiment is relevant. For example, "Though not likely, there is still a small chance that this will happen."
But the specialization trend isn't limited to the food services industry — Curtis Lee, CEO of on-demand parking app Luxe, has acknowledged that "as we grow, we have realized the need to assert more direct control over the customer experience," which inspired the decision to offer Luxe's contractors part-time employee status (though not likely to happen until some time next year).
It's also possible, though not likely, that they could bounce back.
Boulahrouz is in the 2012 squad, though not likely a starter.
But Kubica and Rosberg are probably the closest; the easy money is on Rosberg (though not likely at Williams).
Though not likely to be aggressive enough — some two million homeowners are now headed for default — the refinancing effort is a good first step.
In Texas, where Republicans have dominated since the 1980s, Democrats likewise look to one day regain power through the state's expanding Latino electorate — though not likely in 2012.
This week's issue, though, is not likely to be on board.
Buffett, though, is not likely to want the Rolls.
In practice, though, this is not likely to have much influence.
On the plus side, though, it's not likely the kids will lose the device because it popped out.
If the commission does agree on specifics, though, they are not likely to be agreed upon fast enough for the lame duck session to pass anything.
