Sentence examples for ultimately unlikely from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chaudhary, the analyst, predicted that he was "ultimately unlikely to shape the election results".

It sounds like the sort of airy, ambitious goal that is greeted by standing ovations but is ultimately unlikely to ever materialize.

While the IPPR says their deportation is ultimately unlikely, the lack of official reassurance is already having a chilling effect on those seeking jobs, housing, bank loans or making other long-term commitments.

"The CMA's proposed monthly maximum charges are a small positive step but are ultimately unlikely to make the difference required in bringing down the extremely high charges that many people in financial difficulty end up paying," she said.

The OSCE, which oversaw the poll, gave space for the Serbian authorities, and those in Kosovo, to save face.The next few weeks in Serbia will see bruising political negotiations between party leaders, but it is ultimately unlikely that the outcome will lead to significant deviation from the path of reform and EU accession.

So, here goes with a quick once-over of four leading contenders of the Romney-Pawlenty stamp, four talented and unpredictable Michele Bachmann-Rick Perry types that shouldn't be dismissed, and four popular but ultimately unlikely candidates of the Sarah Palin school.

It is ultimately very unlikely Ukip would win many – if any – Westminster seats if they were seen as merely being the party of disaffected right-wing Tories.

In other words, if standards collectively agreed upon by much of the industry cannot identify and correctly route Netflix traffic, those standards ultimately are unlikely to be of much benefit to digital video consumers.

It was another bold decision by the Baggies boss, in introducing Ideye at the break, that played a significant part in his side gaining parity in the match and ultimately an unlikely but important point.

Ultimately, Belichick is unlikely to become glib and gaudy, to turn flashy on the sidelines or intensely formal in a Tom Landry suit and fedora.

Ultimately, it's unlikely to mean much, legally speaking — Congress doesn't really have the power to make the contempt citation more than a statement, or to use it to force Holder's coöperation.