Examples of 'unlikely to come' in a sentence
Meaning of "unlikely to come"
Unlikely to come indicates that the chances of something happening are low or improbable. This phrase is commonly used to express doubt or skepticism about a future event or outcome
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unlikely to come
We are unlikely to come back and see you.
And they are highly unlikely to come back.
I am unlikely to come by myself.
Reform of the military is unlikely to come easy.
They are unlikely to come back any time soon.
These particular scenes as such are unlikely to come to pass.
Product is unlikely to come with major side effects.
Doctors say the cancer is unlikely to come back.
Tom is unlikely to come by himself.
But we think the chance of a confession is unlikely to come in writing.
Tom is unlikely to come today.
Minibuses from a company called Sunshine Express stand waiting for travellers who are unlikely to come.
This figure is unlikely to come down.
Unlikely to come across.
The economy looks unlikely to come to their aid.
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Unlikely to come back to the US.
Dreams are unlikely to come true.
Once they disappear completely, they are highly unlikely to come back.
The ban is unlikely to come into effect this year.
Which is silly, as a murderer is unlikely to come back.
He is unlikely to come today.
Seeing that he is still sick, he is unlikely to come today.
He is unlikely to come back.
Some wait still, for a body unlikely to come.
He is unlikely to come early.
Indeed, much of what was agreed at the summit is unlikely to come into effect.
It 's unlikely to come out exactly the same.
Yet it is a war unlikely to come.
That 's unlikely to come back The damage was too severe.
Kid disguised himself as someone unlikely to come to the safe room.
It is unlikely to come from anywhere close to home.".
This means a rate rise is unlikely to come before May.
Well, he 's unlikely to come over if we got bubonic plague.
In sovereign states and territories, this is highly unlikely to come about on its own.
It seems unlikely to come here, though.
This presupposes an organisation, since the initiative is unlikely to come from the market.
On the one hand, they are unlikely to come from contributory public PAYGO systems.
In addition, whatever we start while Mars is retrograde is unlikely to come to completion.
Given its limited objectives, it is unlikely to come into conflict with States ' domestic regulations.
The engagement announcement is still tipped for August 4 and is unlikely to come earlier.
This consideration is unlikely to come into play often.
If you don't believe you're entitled to your dreams, they're unlikely to come true.
The game is really unlikely to come out in the west.
Overall, once you take out all your tonsils, it 's unlikely to come back.
The next great collapse is unlikely to come from any of these problems.
In June they rose again to 340 EUR / tonne and look unlikely to come down.
And, the phone is quite unlikely to come out before November.
I would gladly, but Nadia, I think, is unlikely to come.
The Trump-Le Pen nightmare is unlikely to come true, but it does muddy the waters.
That 's right . Kid disguised himself as someone unlikely to come to the safe room.
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I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor
I just happened to come here for sightseeing
