Sentence examples for unlikely side from inspiring English sources

The officials speculated that the increase was an unlikely side effect of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Inspired by Lucy Liu's character in Quentin Tarantino's 2003 move "Kill Bill: Vol. 1," this power woman from The Deadly Viper Assassination Squad allowed the designer to explore an unlikely side of her Asian roots.

The adventures might have been implausible – Tintin's escapes from capture or near-certain death might have often been on the unlikely side – but there was nothing in them that was flat-out impossible.

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But as police have cracked down on the supply and distribution of these cuttings agents, there's been an unlikely side effect: cocaine has got stronger – as high as 80percentt purity in seized deals.

The spike in purity is an unlikely side effect of the success of police crackdowns on drug factories, cutting out the ingredients used to make poor quality pub-grub coke.

Thus, an unlikely side-effect of Carter's comments was that Peretz and Hitchens, sworn enemies for a quarter of a century, were suddenly united.

The percentage system has had some unlikely social side effects.

It is unlikely either side will emerge unscathed from the trial.

It is probably unlikely this side of the next assembly elections – due in 2011 – that the SDLP leadership will take a risk and eject themselves from the executive.

Hull were simply magnificent, as they proved to be the unlikely first side to record a shut-out in this season's competition.