Sentence examples for believes the likelihood from inspiring English sources

It believes "the likelihood is that Greece will now collapse into some sort of anarchy".

But Mr Magnier believes the likelihood of Baghdadi allowing another figure to overshadow him is unlikely.

His aides have indicated that since the Hamas-Fatah accord, he believes the likelihood of negotiated peace has declined and he is less obliged to make a strong offer to the Palestinians.

But Versamis believes the likelihood these customers will be spending more money is high.

Update: Twitter declined to provide additional technical details on the incident but emphasized that is believes the likelihood that the passwords were discoverable is "extremely low" and an internal investigation has revealed no indications of a breach or other misuse.

Fitch still believes the likelihood of a debt default is low, said Riley.

The two agencies said they believed the likelihood of illness to people eating contaminated chicken was low because the contamination was most likely diluted.

No value could be placed on the indemnity the minister's note said, but it was believed the likelihood of it being called upon "is low".

As Kitty Hagenbach, a psychotherapist specialising in early childhood, asserts, "although children may not need a specific doll, I believe the likelihood of their breastfeeding their children when the time comes will be increased by this type of play".

After attacking the neutrality of a new inquiry into independence by the Labour-dominated Scottish affairs select committee at Westminster, the signatories, who include Jim Spowart, a founder of the Standard Life bank, and the former RBS chairman Sir George Mathewson, said: "There is a positive outlook for the sector because we believe the likelihood of a currency union is strong.

I believe the likelihood of an order not arriving, increases when third party sellers (e.g. Marketplace Retailers) become involved.