Sentence examples for will then be unlikely from inspiring English sources

All younger women having breast conserving surgery will be advised to also have RT and will then be unlikely to be able to feed from the treated breast (Tralins, 1995; Moran et al., 2005).

The ball will then be in the court of the rebels, who are unlikely to accept this latest offer.

On current form, it seems unlikely that the disputants will then be able to agree on how to describe what was going on.

It will then be important to procure third-line and salvage therapies for patients in this region, however, this is unlikely to be feasible in the near future.

If this is not understood, then we will be unlikely to see the breakthrough that is urgently needed if the millennium development goals are to be met.

"The best place to be is as far away from as a many people as possible, since then you will be unlikely to be near not only the places an outbreak would be likely to begin, but also far away from large swarms of potential zombies," Alemi told HuffPost.

If he knows you're someone who won't tolerate any straying and will walk out on him if he cheated, then he'll be unlikely to ever risk losing you.

If you approach bath time as a grim, annoying chore, then your toddler will be unlikely to think of bathing as enjoyable.

And winning two more will be unlikely.

He will be unlikely to get one.

Who will be unlikely to work tomorrow?