Sentence examples for unlikely to discuss from inspiring English sources

Cashman said he was unlikely to discuss a long-term contract with Boone during the season, but Boone was receptive to the idea.

But the official cautioned that the president had not made a decision and was unlikely to discuss the matter in any detail at West Point.

But the survey may be skewed to favor such people, since anyone who is currently engaged in immoral acts would be unlikely to discuss them with an interviewer, even anonymously.

Mr. Obama, administration officials say, is unlikely to discuss specific numbers in the address, but White House officials are looking at a cut that would take the arsenal of deployed weapons to just above 1,000.

Leeds United's new head coach, Steve Evans, has welcomed news a supporters' group is planning to buy a controlling stake in the club – but admitted he was unlikely to discuss the sale with controversial owner Massimo Cellino.

The bishops are unlikely to discuss in Dallas, however, whether there should be an audit of how much the church has spent settling or fighting sexual abuse lawsuits, Archbishop Flynn said.

The Saudis and Iranians are deeply hostile to each other and unlikely to agree to discuss Syria with each other.

At this late stage of the campaign season, the larger questions raised by Sandy the roles of federal and state governments, climate change, and more are unlikely to be discussed with any seriousness of purpose.

This would allow contemplating on dimensions, unlikely to be discussed in the regular decision-making process.

Anal rape is unlikely to be discussed in high school because explicit sexual content is often removed from sexual education programs when they are adapted for adolescents [ 41].

Martin Amis once described a certain kind of attention-getting book review — an unlikely person assigned by a mischievous editor to discuss an unlikely topic — with this excellent bit of shorthand: "Evel-Knievel-on-Kierkegaard".