Sentence examples for unlikely that something from inspiring English sources

"We will chat to get things moving but it's unlikely that something will happen before the French Open.

It seemed so very unlikely that something as simple as position could make any significant improvement on this very sick patient.

It seems unlikely that something like that would happen now, but should oil companies, which have seen so much profit in the Gulf, be held responsible for some of the rebuilding costs?

National Portrait Gallery, WC2, Thu to 26 Jun OB It seems unlikely that something as ubiquitous as the London Underground typeface and that familiar red-and-blue roundel were the work of a forgotten early 20th-century art collective founded in the rural village of Ditchling, East Sussex.

Were this not the case, it's unlikely that something as minor as the decision to ban a fast food retailer from lobbying at the party's forthcoming conference would have prompted the kind of fierce attacks the Labour leader has suffered in recent days.

It's extremely unlikely that something like this would just "happen".

This brings up a pretty big question here: Doesn't an April Fools' prank have to involve something more ridiculous and unlikely than something that happens all the time?

Though it seems unlikely that's something she's inclined to do And while Silda stayed with Eliot, and Hillary with Bill Like Elizabeth and Jenny, of married bliss she's had her fill.

"Let's face it, none of us could have foreseen an event like Lehman, but we didn't feel the capitalization of Capco as it seemed to be forming was going to be adequate in the extremely unlikely event that something happened," Mr. Meave said.

That something is unlikely to be made in Detroit.

I explained how unlikely that was, how just because something works in perfect lab conditions doesn't mean it'll work in as messy an environment as the human body.