Sentence examples for affect any likelihood of from inspiring English sources

The shale reserves in this area are also much deeper than equivalent areas in America, the company reckons, though Mr  Baptie says this doesn't neccessarily affect any likelihood of seismic activity.

In contrast with Lazear's (2005) findings, more specialized coursework did not affect the likelihood of any of the three occupational choices6.

All of these factors will affect the likelihood of recurrent outbreaks.

But why would gender affect the likelihood of being killed on the roads?

How did one's gender affect their likelihood of survival?

The report puts figures on some of the leading causes of death and ill-health that will affect the likelihood of meeting the sustainable development goals.

And having Bernanke do what he can to use monetary policy in a positive way doesn't affect the likelihood of fiscal policy one way or the other.

The Vatican is a powerful actor in world affairs, one that can affect the likelihood of a "clash of civilisations".

Does the revelation that Mr Johnson has a love child affect the likelihood of your voting for him?

To unpick how the microbes could affect the likelihood of developing allergies and asthma, Lynch and colleagues exposed immune cells from healthy adults to sterilised stool samples from the lowest and highest-risk babies.

A small band of economists has been studying how height, weight and beauty affect the likelihood of committing — or being convicted of — a crime.