Sentence examples for unlikely to demand from inspiring English sources

Some people who worked closely with him were convinced that he got the job because he was unlikely to demand his own way.

Falk, Hendricks or Arn Tellem are unlikely to demand that a team sign one player in order to talk to a better one, because they are in the SFX family.

Barring a massacre like the one in Newtown happening in New Jersey, Mr. Murray argued, voters were unlikely to demand action, so Mr. Christie was wise to focus on other issues that could help him achieve a landslide re-election in November.

That has made it difficult for the president to dismiss Mr. Maliki's appeals, even if, as many administration official argue, Iraq is unlikely to demand a precipitous withdrawal of American troops that could risk the security gains achieved in recent months.

If the evidence of Barr and colleagues holds (Barr et al. 2011), consumers are taking little responsibility for climate change through their meat purchases and, therefore, are unlikely to demand low carbon footprint meat.

The Board of Water and Power Commissioners takes its marching orders from the mayor, so its members were unlikely to demand change.

The 309 lawmakers who formed the unlikely coalition on Wednesday to demand a final say over a withdrawal deal may not agree on much else.

Unlikely allies are coming together to demand his ouster.

The current low oil price is unlikely to stimulate demand for solar energy.

Even the expected deluge of Internet offerings this year is unlikely to satisfy demand and affect prices.Or so optimists argue.

There are 200 mass swims this year – from Devon to the Scottish Highlands – but that is still unlikely to satisfy demand, according to Ella Foote, the group's spokesperson.