Sentence examples for a real likelihood from inspiring English sources

Thirteen years ago, peace between Israel and its neighbors seemed a real likelihood.

But if it's not fixed, there is a real likelihood of major service disruptions after Jan . 1.

He said there was a real likelihood of more industrial action before the end of the year, following last November's walkout by public sector workers over pension reforms.

It is a fundamental principle of inquisitorial fairness that no person should adjudicate if there is a real likelihood of bias.

Ilann M. Maazel, a lawyer representing Mr. Solivan, said that but for the video, "I think there's a real likelihood that the grand jury would have indicted him".

But, he acknowledged, a company generally counts a loss on a loan "when you think there's a real likelihood it may not be repaid".

"I don't think that there's any real likelihood that any of those people who are recanting are acting with a knowledge of whether there's a statute of limitations or not," he said.

But is there any real likelihood the law could change?

"There is a very real likelihood that the Child Online Protection Act is overbroad and cannot survive" a First Amendment challenge, Justice Kennedy said.

Armed with little more than a healthy dose of skepticism about parental angst, the boys set out to determine the real likelihood of a West Nile infection.

Although there is little real likelihood of even a flicker in the electricity supply in the next few years, alarmist headlines and public worry would be unwelcome, even if ungrounded.Arguments are raging about both principles and practicalities.