Sentence examples for truly unlikely from inspiring English sources

To find truly unlikely crime scenes and even less likely detectives, try The New Yorker's cartoon department.

The album buzzed big time in his adopted home town of Los Angeles and then something truly unlikely happened.

As a result, in recent years courses like Amelkis have been built all over the world-even in such truly unlikely locales as suburban Hanoi.

The Giants are turning into the other little team that could, National League version, writes Bruce Jenkins in The San Francisco Chronicle, and they are a game from a truly unlikely World Series.

Tired of churning out novels only his girlfriends read, Kellas has decided to write a mass-market thriller with a truly unlikely plot: after the massacre in Iran, all of Europe bands together against the United States.

It is truly unlikely that one human – no matter how organised, no matter how determined – could shut down three swimming pools over 40 times in four years.

One question that arises from this approach to missense substitution analysis is whether the rMSs that drive the difference between patients and controls are truly evolutionarily unlikely, which is shorthand for "subject to purifying selection such that they are disproportionately unlikely ever to become fixed as major alleles".

An end to GSE status looks unlikely: as truly private companies Fannie and Freddie would require unrealistically large injections of equity.

But he said the retailer's performance was unlikely to truly turn the corner until 2015, when it will have a sizeable convenience network, overhauled stores and an online presence.

But that clout is also the reason why truly biting sanctions are unlikely to be introduced: London, and other major cities, needs the Russians – and their cash – too much.

In this policy climate it is unlikely that truly sustainable policies will flourish which is something that we could come to regret as the implications of existing initiatives become apparent over time.