That would be unlikely.

It is extremely unlikely the Taliban would ever be able to take over the country extremely unlikely they'd be able to seize Kabul.

It is extremely unlikely the Taliban would ever be able to take over the country extremely unlikely they'd be able to seize Kabul.

I was an unlikely person to be doing this.

It seems highly unlikely we'll be on.

There is unlikely to be a pension or a retirement age in 2030.

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

They're unlikely to get married.

Even if they persist, the case is unlikely to be fully and independently investigated.

That seems to me rather unlikely.

That's unlikely.

How unlikely.

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

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'

Moderate low unlikely to be externally verified or (currently) comparable with other companies in same sector

That made it unlikely that they would be elected through political parties.

Tom is unlikely to do that again.

It's not unlikely.

Everything is unlikely.

It is unlikely.

It was thus highly unlikely for them to be able to fire accurately on officers lying on the ground.

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

So the romance will survive, but it is unlikely to be as intense, and it is unlikely to be unconditional. The hope is that, by that time, a more vibrant real economy will perform the role that Kristoff played in the movie.

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

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

It's very, very unlikely.

Seemed a bit unlikely.

In very unlikely places.

To be sure, business registration of personal websites is still at the legislative drafting phase. Hence, disputes will unlikely be completely eliminated.

While sanctions may deepen Iran s predicament, they are unlikely to break the diplomatic impasse on nuclear weapons. But, given the Iranian government s increasingly unhelpful reactions to diplomatic overtures, there is unlikely to be any interest in toning down sanctions.

Ultimately, a simple one size fits all solution is unlikely to be effective in dealing with this complex problem.

While there may be some individuals who satisfy all these requirements, it seems unlikely to be the case in the majority of instances.

An outcome for Council reform achieved by such questionable means is unlikely to be sustainable or to strengthen the United Nations.

It is unlikely that all the necessary information could be obtained outside national court proceedings.

The answer sadly is unlikely.

But I think that's unlikely.

The Arab Spring s Unlikely Winner

It's there but very unlikely

A board of 17 people, one from each eurozone economy, would be unwieldy, and unlikely to win the support of the eurozone s principal creditor countries. At the same time, a board dominated by the creditor economies would be unlikely to win the backing of the debtor countries.

A fairly applied, consistent merger regime was preferable and would be unlikely to harm small and medium sized Jamaican firms.

Kosovo Serb children in rural north Pristina and Obilic travel to school under military escort and would otherwise be unlikely to attend.

It was stated that children under 18 years of age would be unlikely to possess the maturity to deal with such experiences.

Lopez Obrador and his supporters can be expected to work relentlessly to thwart his plans. But they are unlikely to derail his government.

Unless and until this is recognized, reforms in this area will lack credibility for Mexicans and foreign investors alike, and thus are unlikely to be effective. Unfortunately, Peña Nieto, whose party ruled Mexico in the bad old days, is unlikely to be the president who breaks the mold.