Sentence examples for was rather unlikely from inspiring English sources
Ftorek would not say whether he expected to be suspended, but Ron Ego, the supervisor of officials at the game, said a suspension for Ftorek was rather unlikely.
Herman Cain's 9-9-9 preceived which received a lot of attention, includes a 9% national sales tax – that was rather unlikely to have much support in New Hampshire, which is the only state in the union that has no broad based taxes (neither income tax nor sales tax).
Due to large differences in ionic radii of Ni II) and Tl(I), formation of heteronuclear nickel/thallium hexacyanoferrate, in which both nickel II) and thallium(I) are nitrogen-coordinated within the cyanometallate lattice, was rather unlikely.
Since it was rather unlikely that hypomethylation of non-coding repetitive sequences accounted for the severe clinical features that characterize ICF patients, several attempts were made in the past to search for genes that lost DNA methylation and, subsequently, became transcriptionally active in these patients.
In that study, there were no information about herbs available, but the use of herbs in the Polish population was rather rare in previous years, and it has become more popular over the past few years and more typically among younger population; therefore, the distorting effect of herbs, even though possible, was rather unlikely.
We think a rights issue is rather unlikely.
It's rather unlikely that this is the moment frantic Republicans are going to clean up their act.
Both coaches in this game are rather unlikely success stories, writes The Los Angeles Times's Chris Dufresne.
Alas, this strategy is rather unlikely to work.And will the public endorse Mr Pound's Olympian idealism?
It's rather unlikely that he knew it, but he was quoting, almost verbatim, another boxer, one who'd fought and died two millenniums earlier.
It was a sales pitch to a war-weary nation – likely to be effective, even if the next four years are rather unlikely to see any genuine, lasting peace.
