Recently, he has acquired a newer, unlikelier title: golf cult hero.
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She also saw an uptick in requests from an even unlikelier demographic: women.
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Silent taps: Among the unlikelier casualties of the government shutdown are craft breweries.
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Unlikelier names, including Dollar General (DG) and Foot Locker (FL), are making moves, too.
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Perhaps unlikelier than the victory was the man who delivered it: Neil Walker, batting .
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On the surface, could there be an unlikelier duo than Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg?
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Another possibility, though unlikelier, is it could indicate the planet's ability to sustain biological life, such as microbial organisms.
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With Trump as president, the prospect of corporations leveraging their financial and political might for climate progress is unlikelier still.
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Yet though neither party seems likely to revert to the Republicans' former state of corporate vassalage, a sweeping corporate retreat is unlikelier still.
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Perhaps even unlikelier, Hill won her seat in a traditionally Republican district in Southern California after running one of the most expensive House races in history.
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He surveyed other names, too, including Mr. Jeffries, Mr. Diaz Jr., the city's public advocate Letitia James and even some unlikelier ones, such as the Rev.
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Designed by the architect Nobuo Araki, the bare cavernous space below the Sony Building was once home to an even unlikelier operation, the echt Gallic restaurant Maxim's.
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The greater the public indignation and scrutiny, the unlikelier it is that all the witnesses to these alleged crimes will suddenly change their tune or fall under a bus. ■
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Both the British and Gibraltar governments rejected the both possibility of the island being shared between Britain and Spain and the unlikelier prospect of it returning to total Spanish control.
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Since his initial sentencing, Meek had found allies across the sports world, both amongst Philadelphia sports icons and even including some unlikelier names like New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
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Perhaps Rick won't be killed (unlikely), and he'll be the one who departs on the mysterious helicopter to join another larger community as the Jadis subplot seems to be foreshadowing (unlikelier still).
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It's unlikelier still as a battleground for international public opinion about Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of Tesla, which produces luxury electric cars, and SpaceX, which stages private rocket flights for the American government.
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But the accusations of wrongdoing by ZTE — a previously little-known manufacturer that became an unlikely political football, then an even unlikelier object of sympathy for President Trump — speak to a broader issue for China.
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It has also received support from unlikelier groups, like the Real Estate Board of New York, a powerful lobbying group, and the Partnership for New York City, a business group akin to a chamber of commerce.
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Still, the film is a strange, magnetic hybrid: a classic Hollywood tale of struggling outsider art, starry-eyed actors growing jaded and disillusioned as they chase their dreams, and unlikely stardom forged out of an even unlikelier friendship.
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At 28 million people, most of whom live in villages, the landlocked Himalayan nation may have seemed like an unlikely choice for a burgeoning metal scene to arise (and an even unlikelier place to find rabid Linkin Park devotees).
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When McDowell (a wily Zach Grenier) threatens to close off the spigots of cash that Sydney needs for re-election, she makes the only choice she (or the play) has left: to mount an even unlikelier campaign than the one that got her to Washington in the first place.
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Realizing they would need more help, Reinhard and Lipka recruited two even unlikelier coconspirators: Charles "Chas" Allen II, a straight-laced jock and already successful entrepreneur, and Eric Borsuk, who had dreams of joining the F.B.I.. After their preparatory work, they decided the best way to rob the library would be to pose as visitors and steal the books in broad daylight.
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There should be a counter to every action, game element strategy that beats those in a direct competition. This does not only make dominant strategies unlikelier to develop, it also allows players to find new solutions for current challenges. Ideally, a counter relation is assessed within properties of game elements rather than simply defined. Also, decisions that are made at the beginning of a game that cannot be revised by the player should not determine the outcome right away.
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