Sentence examples for unlikely in the case of from inspiring English sources
According to most studies this is unlikely in the case of healthy skin, but what about aged or cracked skin?
But many analysts agree that profits on that scale are very unlikely in the case of airlines.
Most industry experts think that an embargo by the gulf states would be unlikely in the case of an American attack on Iraq.
These cases tend to support the proposition that mere invasion or use of a portion of the web site by a spider is a trespass (leading at least to nominal damages), and that there need not be an independent showing of direct harm either to the chattel (unlikely in the case of a spider) or tangible interference with the use of the computer being invaded.
This is relatively unlikely in the case of Amazon and other tech companies, given that their technical workforces are highly-mobile and choose cities with quality urban amenities.
Typing for HLA-DQ2 and DQ8 is considered a useful tool to exclude CD or to make the diagnosis unlikely in the case of a negative test result for both markers.
But such an overhaul is extremely unlikely, even in the case of regime change at the top.
If species have not been pushed too far down, recovery can be fast, they found, adding that there is also a point of no return where recovery is unlikely, as in the case of the northern Atlantic cod.
The same variant would be expected in two different populations only if both had inherited it from the same founder many generations ago, an unlikely event in the case of two groups as different as those in Britain and Iceland.
The simplest population-genetic models assume random mating, non-overlapping generations, infinite population size, perfect Mendelian segregation, frequency-independent genotype fitnesses, and the absence of stochastic effects; it is very unlikely (and in the case of the infinite population assumption, impossible) that any of these assumptions hold true of any actual biological population.
This is an unlikely situation in the case of comparisons based on species, which might have gone through adaptive divergence after splitting from common ancestor.
