Sentence examples for unlikely to command from inspiring English sources
However, like the outgoing president, he is most unlikely to command a majority in Congress.
Certainly, many university press books are highly specialized and unlikely to command a wide readership.
After the "Glitter" debacle, Ms. Carey is unlikely to command the same terms as last year.
Such a threat from the current Northern Ireland secretary is unlikely to command many front pages even in Belfast.
He is unlikely to command the global goodwill necessary to engage in the bursts of diplomacy that marked Ronald Reagan's or Bill Clinton's last years in office.
This is unlikely to command space in the business pages of The Economist.An especially piquant example of the genre does merit some mention.
He knows that he is unlikely next year to command the majorities that he currently has in both houses.
Mafia investigators say even an acquitted Peter Gotti would be unlikely ever to command the attention that John Gotti thrived upon.
At first glance astrophysicist Tyson is an unlikely host to command a talkshow microphone, but as a celebrity scientist of the social media age, TV is just the latest frontier in his mass media-fuelled mission to upend notions of science as the domain of dour men in white lab coats.
Mangala and Otamendi are unlikely to ever command a place in City legend to match that of Mike Doyle and Tommy Booth, or Kompany himself, but they could yet do the job for Pellegrini this season.
And since Republicans are still highly unlikely to ever command the two-thirds majority in both chambers needed to override a White House veto, they won't be able to impose their own will on him either, so what does it matter who causes the gridlock to continue?
