Sentence examples for be a reasonable probability from inspiring English sources

Isn't -- just let me -- you keep on using the language that there should be a reasonable probability of a change.

"Given both the nature and extent of the abuse petitioner suffered, we find there to be a reasonable probability that a competent attorney, aware of this history, would have introduced it at sentencing in an admissible form".

In addition to designing the building to support loads arising from normal use, there should be a reasonable probability that it will not collapse catastrophically under the effect of misuse or accident.

"There is a reasonable probability that this failure to disclose affected the outcome of the trial".

If you work at home like I do, you may not be doing your job naked, but there's a reasonable probability you aren't wearing pants.

The judge, who asserted that without Tice's confession, "there is a reasonable probability the jury would have acquitted," overturned his conviction and ordered a new trial.

"The bottom line is that he's admitted knowing that his wife was in a dangerous state of mind, that there was a reasonable probability that a dangerous situation could arise, and that he left his children in that situation".

A three-member panel of the Connecticut parole board may release an inmate if it decides that there is a "reasonable probability" that a felon can "remain at liberty without violating the law" and endangering society.

Judge Honn also concluded that there was reasonable likelihood that the harm would recur or continue and that there was a reasonable probability that the state bar would prevail on the merits of the underlying disciplinary matter.

To be eligible, inmates must be "so physically or cognitively debilitated or incapacitated that there is a reasonable probability" that they no longer present any danger to society.

The office chronically failed to hand over evidence to criminal defendants when there was "a reasonable probability" that such evidence would change the outcome in a case.