Sentence examples for which would be unlikely from inspiring English sources

That is, if they remembered me at all, which would be unlikely because I never went to class; the only time they would see me is during exams.

A leadership contest would only take place if Cameron lost a confidence vote, which would be unlikely if the remain campaign wins the referendum.

Officials will also open all her mail and monitor her phone conversations, which would be unlikely if she were at a lower-security facility.

It was unclear Friday whether the United States would seek extradition, which would be unlikely to be successful as Russia and the United States have no extradition treaty.

Ms. Inman stepped down on Aug. 2, but Billabong has delayed the appointment of Mr. Olivet, which would be unlikely to proceed if the company chooses the Centerbridge deal instead.

This is a huge street party, with food, drink, fantastic music and some quite eye-popping dancing which would be unlikely to find favour in the UK before the TV watershed – or even after, come to think of it.

In reality some exports would make it over tariff walls, even if these were built, which would be pretty unlikely given WTO rules, and doubly unlikely given that Britain and the EU would have every incentive to hammer out some form of UK access to the single market.

"Such a change would require changes to some of the most fundamental provisions of the EU treaties, which would be extremely unlikely to be negotiable.

One press report claimed that BNP Paribas and Credit Agricole had been "sounded out" about a state-backed break-up bid for Societe Generale, which would be an unlikely prospect given the current financial climate.

These usually involve positions which would be highly unlikely to occur in an actual game, and are intended to illustrate a particular "theme", usually requiring a surprising or counter-intuitive "key move".

Nevertheless, perhaps without embracing liberation theology in its fullness (which would be politically unlikely), Pope Francis could use the choice of his name to recall the message of St. Francis' teaching on the holiness of self-chosen poverty, not just for individuals but especially for the church which claims to represent the message of Jesus himself.