Examples of 'unlikely to have' in a sentence
Meaning of "unlikely to have"
Unlikely to have expresses the idea that the possibility or chance of possessing or experiencing something is low or not expected to occur. It suggests that a particular outcome or situation is improbable or not likely to happen based on current circumstances or factors
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The situation is most unlikely to have changed.
Unlikely to have been wearing one on her nightclothes.
Such stars are unlikely to have inhabited planets.
Unlikely to have a happy ending.
This is vanishingly unlikely to have happened by chance.
Unlikely to have intel on them.
Deciduous teeth are unlikely to have talon cusps.
It is unlikely to have extensive credit transactions.
But the initiative is unlikely to have much effect.
We are unlikely to have a perfect knowledge of the possible.
Such a combination was in fact unlikely to have distinctive character.
He is unlikely to have the courage for such.
Women especially are unlikely to have symptoms.
And is unlikely to have deleterious effects on the environment.
Those children were also unlikely to have psychiatric issues.
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It is unlikely to have a powerful computer hardware that PowerDVD demands.
International sanctions are unlikely to have produced this darkening.
Unlikely to have suitable shelter.
Some businesses are unlikely to have surplus assets to sell.
Individual retail investors on the other hand are unlikely to have been aware.
Overdosage is unlikely to have any untoward effect.
Definition of statistically significant if it is unlikely to have occurred by chance.
Cooperation is unlikely to have negative effects on competition.
Growth in the dispersion of earnings is unlikely to have a single cause.
But it is unlikely to have been as clear cut as that.
Dogs who are not identified are also unlikely to have been vaccinated.
Thailand is unlikely to have an earthquake or volcanic eruption.
A single study or piece of evidence is unlikely to have a policy impact.
Ptosis is unlikely to have a significant impact on health.
I am satisfied that altruism is unlikely to have played any role.
Extremely unlikely to have been brought about by amanita.
This is why turning on or off genes is unlikely to have large effects.
Overdose is unlikely to have any untoward effect.
Investigators are well aware that the killer is unlikely to have been always successful.
Singapore is unlikely to have been the national team.
Using an antiviral after this initial period is unlikely to have any effect.
Brexit is unlikely to have any immediate effect.
The first is very minor action unlikely to have any effect.
It is very unlikely to have any harmful effects.
Cybersecurity experts said the vast majority of users were unlikely to have been affected.
People are unlikely to have time to read more.
Most individuals attending a group information session are unlikely to have genetic testing.
I find very unlikely to have been infected.
An antiviral drug in the treatment of herpes infection is unlikely to have any effect.
Edarbi is unlikely to have an effect on driving or using machines.
Unfortunately the iron in the complexes is unlikely to have acceptable bioavilability.
Ipreziv is unlikely to have an effect on driving or using machines.
This is a relatively short transition period which is unlikely to have adverse impacts on innovation.
Micafungin is unlikely to have an effect on driving or using machines.
It was also incapable of chewing bark and thus unlikely to have practiced bark stripping.
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