| The unlikeliness of all this was heightened by the fact that Mangan was a yuppie. |
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| I know of an example of this happening in life, but the casting here tended to emphasise its unlikeliness. |
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| Everything relies on the unlikeliness and audacity with which Bolaño elaborates his conceit, so the less said the better. |
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| But if you think about it, the story's unlikeliness is pretty apparent. |
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| Apart from the sheer unlikeliness of this, I think Johann Hari's vision of salvation through rationality is an illusion itself, and a profound mis-reading of human nature. |
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| Taxes are particularly high again, as the deferred tax assets of certain affiliated companies were prudently not taken into account because of the unlikeliness to recover them in the future. |
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| It was hard to imagine that the unlikeliness of this being the life of his father's son hadn't occurred to him, but he did not share with me whatever thoughts he had on that subject. |
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| If you want value you're left poking around at the god-forsaken limits of unlikeliness. |
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| Indeed, once violence begins, a PMSC may act in very robust ways, knowing the unlikeliness of backup from public or other private forces. |
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| He calculates the unlikeliness of the present universe, and mentions ergodicity, Boltzmann's problem of the eternal return, but only in passing. |
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| They discuss the unreliability of information obtained through torture and the unlikeliness of anyone being held accountable for the treatment of detainees. |
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| But the unlikeliness of the place never dissipated. |
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| Others have pointed to the unlikeliness of the decision to litigate over a large commercial transaction as an argument for less-specified drafting. |
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