Sentence examples for concern about the likelihood from inspiring English sources

The judge, Richard M. Berman, said "significant incarceration" was called for, and he expressed concern about the likelihood of recidivism and difficulty of rehabilitation for the defendant.

In several other countries, such as the Nordic countries, there was some concern about the likelihood that introducing choice would result in adjustment of the healthcare system in favour of certain patient groups (e.g. healthy, more highly educated, young people).

Compared to siblings, survivors were significantly more likely to be concerned about their future health (very/somewhat concerned: 51.9% versus 39.7%, p<0.01); the proportion of those concerned about the likelihood of developing cancer was equivalent among survivors (41.9%) and siblings (37.9%; p=0.13).

This crisis of confidence in the credit markets raised concerns about the likelihood of a deep recession and was a precipitating factor in the stock market's steep plunge last week.

But politicians should surely have been on their guard against a post-Leveson press deeply concerned about the likelihood of its freedom to report on their affairs being constrained.

Mr. Lacker: I expect that the slowdown is going to be a little less severe than that in the Greenbook, and I'm concerned about the likelihood of inflation's remaining above my objective.

HAD you seen the gold-embroidered shearling vest or the patent tortoiseshell belts shown this week at Oscar de la Renta, or the Proenza Schouler silk gazar blouse so stiff it could stand on its own, or the thick fur cummerbund at Carolina Herrera, you would probably conclude that designers are not entirely concerned about the likelihood that the country is entering a recession.

We are concerned about the likelihood of confusion and are committed to protecting our trademark.

"This failure raises significant concerns about the likelihood of achieving more broadly shared benefits from the substantial redevelopment that remains to be completed and about the longer-term stability and viability of the existing mixedincome communities," they continue.

He said that the cost of tuition fees and a competitive jobs market meant that students were increasingly "concerned about the likelihood that their prospective university will help them thrive afterwards".

Given the current dry weather forecast for Edinburgh next Saturday, and the performance of the teams this weekend, am I right to be very concerned about the likelihood of an Italian win? AG.