Sentence examples for unlikely to pull out from inspiring English sources
Given the bank's strong earnings, investors are unlikely to pull out.
Once a pharmaceutical firm, say, has built a research laboratory in Britain, it is unlikely to pull out altogether.
There were no other cars, but plenty of rocks the size of cars, which seemed unlikely to pull out and let him in.
But when it sought foreign investors, the government underestimated or was perhaps deliberately misleading about—how much it would have to spare for export.The foreign energy firms, having invested billions of dollars, are unlikely to pull out of Egypt.
He remains unlikely to pull out of the coalition as long as there is a chance of the government passing legislation to give the regions greater control over taxes, one of Mr Bossi's key aims.
Most users will eventually choose one service, because they are unlikely to pull out their cellphones and check in using multiple services each time they arrive at a destination.
It remains unlikely that any team will take the decision to pull out unilaterally.
Hoy finished fourth-fastest in the morning session's qualification ride before deciding to pull out, and is highly unlikely to take part in Sunday's keirin, the last of his three events to be staged.
Trump has promised to pull out of that treaty, though that seems highly unlikely to happen.
Haas had to pull out of the last ATP event in Stockholm after detecting the flu-like symptoms and he is unlikely to be fit to appear in Paris next week.
