Sentence examples for unlikely to let go from inspiring English sources

Genocide requires control of the state, and those who control the Rwandan state are unlikely to let go anytime soon.

The paper said British Telecommunications and AT&T were unlikely to let go of more than a 20percentt stake.

His family has secured a great deal of property during his tenure that it is unlikely to let go, and his associates have profitted from graft.

Mosul's exiled governor, Atheel Al-Nujaifi, whose calls for the Turks to evacuate the consulate fell on deaf ears, says IS is unlikely to let go of them any time soon.In this section This is going to hurt Closing in Iberian dawn Nasty neighbourhood For curvy cannons and extra sleep ReprintsThe Mosul debacle illustrates Turkey's declining fortunes in the region.

Arsenal are ready to offer £32 million for Mats Hummels but Borussia Dortmund are unlikely to let go of the 27-year-old German defender.

Anyone who's got that kind of history is unlikely to let go of the advantages he must believe it grants him.

Her awareness that she was extremely unlikely to get the job had a counterintuitive effect: she decided to let go and have fun with it.

To let go.

You have to let go.

Atherton struggled to let go.

You need to let go.