Sentence examples for unlikely to create a from inspiring English sources

This Budget looks unlikely to create a feelgood factor.

The breakup is unlikely to create a reversal in her fortunes.

Dr. Moran, 48, cuts an imposing figure that may seem unlikely to create a rapport with a 15-year-old.

Nor will it provide much economic benefit: the pipeline is unlikely to create a large number of jobs, and with oil at $50 a barrel it is probably not viable economically.

Explaining what makes something funny is never easy, not least wordless jokes from a bygone age, but this surprisingly serious celebration of silent comedy is unlikely to create a new generation of enthusiasts.

Changes in social work education in isolation from wider social and structural factors, are unlikely to create a system of social work provision the government will be happy with.

As Harry J. Enten of The Guardian points out, such immigration reform is unlikely to create an electoral "bonanza" for Democrats, as some faulty attempts to analyze the question have concluded.

Mr. Obama seems likely to pick moderate justices, who would probably not take the court back onto a distinctly liberal path, but also would be unlikely to create an unbreakable conservative bloc.

(Dueber also noted that, without the accompanying commentary, a paper titled "(S -Reticuline Production in YeaS -Reticulinese" would have been unlikely to create much of a buzz).

And the private sector, as it continues to struggle with excessive regulation and corruption, is unlikely to create more than a fraction of the needed employment.

Ichiro is still a good bet to rack up 670-plus at-bats this season, but his batting average (.272 last year) is unlikely to create as big an advantage as in years past.