Sentence examples for unlikely no from inspiring English sources

While its inclusion is unlikely, no final decision has been made.

Many fear that any chance of improvement looks increasingly unlikely, no matter what the outcome.

That looks extremely unlikely: no politician would allow it and Mr Bush is already trying to make them permanent.

That is unlikely — no matter how good or bipartisan or middle-of-the-road any bill may be.

Darling says it's unlikely (no surprise there, sorry), but he does also provide a bit of detail.

Home hunters need to navigate housing jargon, rent prices, maybe even getting catfished (while highly unlikely, no one wants to be the plot of a Lifetime movie).

Commentators were quick to identify it as among the more unlikely no-hitters, at least in recent memory.

In what he implied was an unlikely no-deal scenario, the "logical" way to ensure a free-flowing Irish border would be for regulatory checks to take place between Great Britain and Northern Ireland at sea ports in Belfast and Larne.

Ministers insist a "no-deal" scenario remains unlikely, although No 10 accepts "big issues" must be resolved before an agreement can be reached.

Stallard said the theory was unlikely because no skid marks were found on the road and there was no oil slick on the water.

But an unlikely couple, no? Crikey.