unlikely造句

But it is unlikely to be nothing.

But this still seems extremely unlikely.

The most unlikely pairs will intensely support each other.

Until it is, the violence is unlikely to stop.

A divorced woman was shunned and unlikely to marry again.

But in 1960, she looked an unlikely scientific pioneer.

There is only circumstantial evidence against her, so she is unlikely to be convicted.

This is extremely unlikely to happen, and therefore disillusionment will set in very quickly.

and if we maintain a strong deterrent, they are exceedingly unlikely to launch an attack.

It is highly unlikely that any one electoral alliance will win a majority of seats.

What is more, a powerful resurgence in the carry trade seems unlikely.

It is this shaky experience with cap-and-trade that might explain an unlikely advocate of a carbon tax.

It is unlikely, but possible, that the number of recorded names has grown too big during agent execution.

And they're unlikely to stumble, correct or contradict themselves, as most of us do in everyday conversations.

So you do look at hypothetical accidents and failure but they are judged to be very unlikely.

The massive ambiguities, the jaw-dropping plot twists, the spicy Sichuanese reek of an unlikely life never quite filter through.

That, plus the presence of Mussina and Johnson, makes even Torre recognize how unlikely it would have seemed in April for Wang to be starting Game 1.

The external adjustment is most unlikely to be big enough or fast enough to offset the slowdown in domestic demand, particularly given the constraints on fiscal action.

Although oil has been observed in the Sound, it is unlikely that all the bright patches of water in that area are thickly oil-covered.

Idealistic Americans, and even those who were fervent anti-Communists, were unlikely to be capable of cynically and deliberately embroiling it with the Soviet Union.

Skinner likes a new hit product as much as the next guy, but, he says, at this point in McDonald's history another breakout blockbuster is unlikely.

It is highly unlikely that any one electoral alliance will win a majority of least one alliance that is predicted to do well has a secular and admirably non-sectarian outlook.

The chancellor can probably live with charges of inconsistency. But his decision to reinvent himself as a tax-cutter is unlikely to prove convincing as long as the overall tax burden remains so high.

Programmers qualify as experts in the software they code because they have to explore every possible use case, no matter how obscure and unlikely, to create program code to handle it.

Despite some warlike noises emanating from ECOWAS and especially its beefiest member, Nigeria, it seems unlikely that African governments would risk an attempt to topple Mr Gbagbo by force.

The breakthrough is unlikely to lead to drugs that dramatically extend lifespan, but doctors say it may help prolong the lives of patients whose genes make them susceptible to dying young.

If the atomic grid unit is too small, the grid will become unrecognizable in its complexity. Slight differences can feel unstable to users (though they are unlikely to know the source of these feelings) and ultimately fail in capitalizing in the potential strength of a strong grid system.