be unlikely to

But such biased individual reports would be unlikely to affect the overall findings of a large study like this one.

This could be a global or a regional player, but buy-out firms would be unlikely to match the profile, he said.

Members observed that such transactions would be unlikely to be large enough to materially influence market yields.

Let me make a more striking claim: even if you won, it would be unlikely to save you from financial trouble.

Such a tax, if it is intended seriously, would be unlikely to amount to much.

Rallies in favour of the new abortion law were just as large, though, and a centre-right government would be unlikely to change it.

Such legislation would be unlikely to put the US at a significant competitive disadvantage .

If he's drinking with his mates, he would be unlikely to welcome approaches from outside the group, unless sycophantic and ego-enhancing.

The alternative of a soda tax would be unlikely to have much effect, for the reasons stated earlier.

Banks would be unlikely to raise their rates unless there was a persistent decrease in the aggregate balance .

Commerce will be unlikely to grow if we do not lay emphasis on profits or economic returns, which goes against the law of business activity.

"Most calculations suggest that we would be unlikely to find anything that close to us in the universe, " he says.

Even if China immediately scrapped capital controls the yuan would be unlikely to challenge the dollar as a reserve currency for years.

But the interrogation policies of this administration, I think, would be unlikely to produce much intelligence from Osama bin Laden.

After a week, you'd be unlikely to be contagious.

As President, Palin would be unlikely to implement the measures that are necessary to prevent hyperinflation.

Was the equipment designed such that usage mistakes would be unlikely to happen?

In this case, the curve to the left in the lower lumbar region is not pronounced, and this person will be unlikely to have complications.

If he is drinking with friends, he would be unlikely to welcome approaches from outside the group.

If the costs outweigh the benefits for an individual, the perceived value of the offering will be low and it will be unlikely to be adopted.

America would be unlikely to tolerate a similar facility in a Chinese-allied Marshall Islands.

"I'm loving it" works for McDonald's, but it would be unlikely to work for Burger King.

By itself, the consumer-protection agency would be unlikely to prevent the next crisis.

Fortunately, while a sting from this scorpion is extremely painful, it would be unlikely to kill a healthy, adult human.

Many suggest that crude prices may be unlikely to fall much further, removing hopes for further relief for the economy.

Last month analysts at Standard &Poor's, a rating agency, explained that states would be unlikely to declare bankruptcy even if they could.

The available data suggest that an intake of 100mg per day would be unlikely to cause adverse effects in the majority of adults.

Some predestined affinity is always be unlikely to have any outcome.

The peril must be unlikely to affect all insured simultaneously.

The two Indian operators would be unlikely to have a clear run at MTN .

But such methods would be unlikely to generate the type of immediate growth seen in 2009.

However, a Greek restructuring would be unlikely to lead to the same result.

Polls suggest the composition of Parliament after an election would be unlikely to change much.

People livingfive to seven miles from the accident could experience nausea and other symptomsbut would be unlikely to die.

We be unlikely to make great progress under present condition .

Users who already are skeptical of cable TV service will be unlikely to trust serious work such as telecommuting to a cable network.

This is revealed, the United States would be unlikely to substantially modify the end of last year developed a new strategy in Afghanistan.

or they might instruct the shop to do so. They would be unlikely to continue supplying

An election will be risky for Mr Gbagbo, who would be unlikely to win a fair contest;

be unlikely to follow the best course of action