Sentence examples for unfortunately unlikely from inspiring English sources

The same feedback phenomena in the reverse trend is, unfortunately, unlikely.

And he's unfortunately unlikely to reach the same conclusion".

Jurisdiction could be handed over to the International Criminal Court if only wiser statesmanship would prevail over partisan nationalism, unfortunately unlikely at this time.

They were united by the frustration of producing small studies at their individual units that were based on good clinical questions but were unfortunately unlikely to be published or to change practice due to the small numbers and abridged follow-up available.

But that, unfortunately, is unlikely to emerge from the cap-and-trade bill now in the House of Representatives, the details of which have been revealed by its promoters, Henry Waxman and Edward Markey.

These measures, unfortunately, are unlikely to prevent consumption's share of the economy from falling further behind.

It seems then to me that a PKK disarmament is unfortunately extremely unlikely.

Let's suppose that in both cases the endpoint cost is zero [which, unfortunately, is unlikely, but if you look at the numbers of the Iraq drawdown, pulling out troops has eliminated most of the cost.] And suppose that in both cases the cost reductions caused by drawing down were linear: that is, when you're half way to drawing down completely, then you're spending half as much.

Unfortunately, that seems unlikely.

Unfortunately, that is unlikely to be possible.

Unfortunately, that is unlikely to change soon.