| He recognizes the immense popularity the party enjoys among Shiites, and the unlikelihood that this will change any time soon. |
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| But given the unlikelihood of a political compromise in the near future, the president is keen to take that risk. How did this happen? |
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| One is that many in the North stop actively looking for employment due to the unlikelihood of finding employment. |
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| The market research described above confirms the unlikelihood of such replacement. |
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| When we consider this and the unlikelihood of producers getting another job, it means they may lose their farm. |
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| The parties point to the instability of market shares in recent years and the unlikelihood that they will be stable in the future. |
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| Good reason could include any unlikelihood of recovering monies paid, if the judgment were later set aside on a successful appeal. |
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| The likelihood or unlikelihood of this change happening is dependent on personality factors. |
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| In English the indicative mood is used to make factual statements, the subjunctive mood to indicate doubt or unlikelihood, and the imperative mood to express a command. |
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| His actorly slam-dunk is equalled, however, by half-lidded ingenue Scarlett Johansson, whose sheer unlikelihood as a romantic foil paradoxically renders her perfect. |
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| Generally, a strong reason for the provision of a service by the government sector stems from the unlikelihood that the private sector would provide the service. |
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| However, the absence of any significant atmosphere, the unlikelihood of bodies of liquid, and the intense solar radiation make the prospect for life on Mercury remote. |
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| Given the perishable nature of the berries and the unlikelihood of mechanical picking, the fruit is generally grown near centres of consumption or processing and where sufficient labour is available. |
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| Lacking a California Supreme Court decision on this point, Marshall noted that some California Court of Appeal rulings indicated the unlikelihood that the statute would be found to violate the state constitution. |
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| Civil-rights advocates were bought off with an amendment facilitating the dilution of southern all-white juries by one or two blacks without altering the unlikelihood of getting the 12 votes needed for conviction. |
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| In the great unlikelihood that the home secretary will change his mind, they then have an opportunity to appeal to the chancellor of the exchequer who has set up a special commission. |
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| Just drawing attention to this illustrates the unlikelihood that any unions will pick up this handbook and work with it over 5 or 10 years through the process. |
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| The most popular reasons for the unlikelihood of Canadians visiting CCR within the next few years were lack of interest and the perception that it was too expensive. |
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| It may not be possible to solve all the problems that beset human beings compelled to live together on this increasingly crowded earth, and recent exploration has shown the unlikelihood of escaping to another planet. |
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