This is not an unlikely outcome.

The Americans are unlikely to agree to this, and South Korea would not want them to.

Sadly, they are unlikely to end soon.

Major changes are unlikely in the foreseeable future.

The price levels are unlikely to go down.

Given that this is unlikely, supply shortages are inevitable.

These broad perspectives are unlikely to be discussed in Cannes.

These interests are unlikely to change for a long time.

Of course, markets are unlikely to do any such thing.

In Europe, meanwhile, matters are unlikely to be any better.

However, unlike fully developed tumors, they are not likely to have acquired many genetic changes and are therefore unlikely to have gained resistance to PARP inhibitors.

Many institutions are unlikely to provide the necessary data at first.

National governments are unlikely to cede significant control to transnational institutions, and harmonizing rules would not benefit societies with diverse needs and preferences.

Yet his public confession and apology are unlikely to end the matter.

The stock and housing markets are unlikely to recover any time soon.

Nigeria s northern Muslims are highly unlikely to accept that result without protest.

Other gases, like nitrogen or methane, are unlikely to be present, because the moon's weak gravity could not prevent them from escaping into space.

Today, European leaders are unlikely to throw even that slender lifeline to Bush.

Studies with negative results are particularly unlikely to see the light of day.

However, they are unlikely to be fatal to humans, except those who are allergic to the toxins.

A Bayrou victory, which is unlikely but not impossible, would constitute a triple revolution.

But the European Union is not a country, and it is unlikely to survive.

It is thus highly unlikely, though not impossible for a nuclear meltdown to occur.

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

All the signs suggest that they are unlikely to sign a global climate treaty.

Europe or China are unlikely to overtake the Americans in the next two decades.

This did not happen in last year s European version of the US stress tests, and this year s stress tests in Europe are unlikely to be tougher.

This atmosphere is not conducive to a free and fair referendum, and therefore the results are unlikely to be fully accepted, either in Thailand or abroad.

That seems unlikely.

That looks unlikely.

That seems unlikely.

Serious direct negotiations are unlikely to begin without a freeze on settlement building, which Israel s Prime Minister Netanyahu is unlikely to announce or implement, given resistance within his coalition government.

They are desperate to cling to power, no matter what, and so are unlikely to question Tudor's democratic pedigree.

Unfortunately, they are unlikely to succeed, because most of the elements of the package revealed so far address the symptoms of the crisis, not its underlying causes.

That, however, is unlikely.

Fortunately, that seems unlikely.

For, whatever Europe s interests are, they are unlikely to be best represented by a seemingly endless war with the Taliban.

But the unlikely nature of a shift in relations does not make it any less necessary.

Higher taxes may be justified for other reasons, but are unlikely to solve the problem described.

But when the economy is booming, the effects of fiscal retrenchment are unlikely to be damaging.

Many details of the Obama package are unlikely to survive (if, indeed, the plan itself does).

Such steps alone are unlikely to deter Iran or fully to reassure the region s other states.

Alas, given their histories of autocratic rule, giant leaps forward to full blown democracy are unlikely.

Unfortunately, the new sanctions are unlikely to be any more effective than the first two rounds.

With global growth weakening, net exports are unlikely to improve robustly, even with a weaker dollar.