Sentence examples for was perhaps unlikely from inspiring English sources

"It was perhaps unlikely in my life that I would have two strong women who I felt so strongly about," he said carefully.

While that was perhaps unlikely, he continued: "They were supposed to retain the vessels in case the Coast Guard needed them back.

"I knew that having this spectacular building like that was a rare privilege that was perhaps unlikely to last, let's put it that way".

That no efficacy was seen on the primary analysis was communicated to study participants, and so vaccine allocation was perhaps unlikely to bias health seeking behaviour.

With their ungainly gait cormorants are perhaps unlikely to top the list of Britain's favourite birds.

"We can hope that the Congress takes this energy efficiency budget in total and enacts it, but that's perhaps unlikely," he said, with notable understatement.

This is perhaps unlikely behaviour for a leading light in a publishing world that Guo herself has often condemned as overly commercial, but never mind.

This combative approach, nakedly opposed to the goals of the Black Lives Matter movement as well as Clinton herself, is perhaps unlikely to draw many more black supporters.

Future installments are perhaps unlikely to draw the 3.7 million viewers who watched the premiere, but Ms. Cohn of Nickelodeon said she was encouraged that half of the awards show audience stuck around for the premiere of "Dance on Sunset".

The more baby rats are licked by their parents, the bigger their brains grow!" This battle cry: "Get rats to lick your babies!" is perhaps unlikely to become official policy.

In a sense, he's returned to a profession he held in his teens (fish handler to Seattle's sous chefs), although fans irked by his new direction are perhaps unlikely to be pacified by dishes such as Peanut Butter Sole.