Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• That could happen, but... unlikely.
• It's rare, but it could happen to any woman.
• I would like to think it could happen but, as you say, it has proved impossible so far and I do not see any great hope for the immediate future.
• It's a one in a million chance, but it could happen.
• That could happen, but... unlikely.
• No. But it could happen is my point.
• And I hate to say it, but it could happen here.
• I think they think it's unlikely, but it could happen, which is why they prefer that to the flushing.

• This is bad in itself, but it is also a great danger to European integration because if people do not have faith in the institutions it is very unlikely that they will support further steps in European integration.
• Dad said he was admiring her blouse, which seems very unlikely.
• Tarceva has not been studied for its possible effects on the ability to drive and use machines but it is very unlikely that your treatment will affect this ability.
• I'm sorry, Bobby, but it's very unlikely that the killer will ever be found.
• But again, a sinkhole is extremely rare and very unlikely to happen, period.
• Nothing is going to happen but it doesn't stop him hoping.
• Overdose is therefore very unlikely to occur.
• Sorry, but it sounds very unlikely.