Sentence examples for which is very unlikely from inspiring English sources

All of which is very unlikely to worry Morgan.

"If Jeremy Hunt agrees to do this, which is very unlikely, then obviously we'll put them on the back burner.

But a winning diamond finesse brings home the contract (unless East has all six diamonds, and the spade king does not drop, which is very unlikely).

If passed it will delay the implementation of Assembly Bill 32 (AB32), which introduced a coherent climate change policy to California, until the return of "Good Times" 5.5% unemployment for three quarters (which is very unlikely in the foreseeable future).

In any case, the noise intensity should only be referenced in areas where operating personnel normally work, which is very unlikely to be near an open valve outlet as this would mean incorrect installation practices had been applied.

Often, the test shows small lung nodules that can lead doctors to follow up with a high-risk surgical biopsy for cancer — which is very unlikely to be the cause of the symptoms.

So too is the gap opening up in new, homegrown power generation, because the government has killed off the quick and cheap new renewable sources such as onshore wind, and is now depending on new nuclear and shale gas, both of which are very unlikely to make any real difference to our energy security until well into the 2020s.

Make sure to follow the company's Facebook page and blog for any last-minute updates (which are very unlikely to happen).

"By declaring a PHEIC, WHO could put itself in the driver's seat and give recommendations against such measures, which are very unlikely to be beneficial," Aavitsland writes.

In contrast, Adam et al.'s model (Fig. 8 b) contains blocks characterized by very low conductances (of 10 20 S), which are very unlikely to exist due to relatively low resistivities in the lower crust (Jones 1999).

"I never cease to be amazed at the supine nature of MPs and the power of patronage at work in the Commons". Other MPs put forward private member's bills which are very unlikely to be passed in to law, but draw attention to an issue.