That's unlikely.

How unlikely.

Not as unlikely as one in 73 million, but nonetheless rather unlikely.

It's not unlikely.

Everything is unlikely.

It is unlikely.

Now it's very unlikely the first things you're going to see are like robots.

In the first situation, repeated appeals are, almost by definition, unlikely to bear fruit.

The terms used are such that they are unlikely to be in conflict with terminology in existing law

It's highly unlikely that the Russians are truly planning some major offensive, Mr. Galeotti said.

What matters is how likely or unlikely, relative to each other, the two explanations are.

With regard to (a), EMS standards are unlikely to have significant effects on FDI flows.

Though it might be possible to use 80 , we are unlikely to ever use 160 .

It's very, very unlikely.

Seemed a bit unlikely.

That would be unlikely.

In very unlikely places.

You are not the first to try to figure this out, just as you are unlikely to be the last.

What, when we are dead and turned to dust? That indeed would be an unlikely return'

What, when we are dead and turned to dust? That indeed would be an unlikely return'

Unfortunately, given the circumstances of conflict in Somalia, we are unlikely to attain all of them.

While today s proposed pay restrictions are unlikely to stop the next financial crisis, they are likely to damage the financial sector.

The answer sadly is unlikely.

But I think that's unlikely.

The Arab Spring s Unlikely Winner

They're unlikely to get married.

It's there but very unlikely

Because such men are unlikely to use protection, they put young girls at risk of contracting HIV.

This makes a Hydrogen economy unlikely.

Well, not impossible... but extremely unlikely.

That seems to me rather unlikely.

Indonesia has another presidential election in 2019, but Papuans say they are unlikely to vote again for Jokowi.

Most KE rounds are unlikely to pose a hazard to people once fired and lying on the ground.

Regional and subregional training courses in relation to reporting are unlikely to produce results commensurate with their cost.

(g) That a secure environment is unlikely to be created without disarmament efforts that are linked to job creation

Each of them taken together is unlikely.

It's unlikely that he did anything wrong.

Tom is unlikely to do that again.

It seems highly unlikely we'll be on.

Shall we get spots? Oh, highly unlikely.

If business prospects are weak, companies are unlikely to invest if households are drowning in debt, they are unlikely to go on a spending spree. The ECB is about to discover the truth of this as it starts on its own 1 trillion program of monetary expansion in an effort to stimulate the stagnant eurozone economy.

Meanwhile, as Brazil will hold its widely anticipated presidential election next weekend, concerns about emerging markets are unlikely to subside.

History suggests that collective negotiation about currencies and a new approach to the issue of reserves are unlikely to succeed.

SEOUL Negotiations over the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula look set to resume. Sadly, they are unlikely to end soon.

Large sums of money without good governance, prudent expenditure management, transparency and accountability are unlikely to produce the desired result.