Sentence examples for had a likelihood from inspiring English sources

"If the department and the chancellor didn't feel that this had a likelihood of success, we wouldn't have approved it".

The S.E.C. had to show Judge Johnson that the agency had a likelihood of proving at trial that Mr. Scrushy had committed the fraud and that failure to freeze his assets would cause irreparable harm.

Then she simply said the evangelical congregation that had been fighting its case for 16 years, the Bronx Household of Faith, had "a likelihood of success" on its claim that the Constitution required the schools to be open to them.

On Thursday, Judge Preska ruled that the Bronx Household of Faith had "a likelihood of success" on its claim that the Constitution required the schools to remain open to them.

To get it, the government had to show that it had a likelihood of success on the merits, that it would suffer irreparable harm if it didn't get a stay, and that the stay would, on the whole, be in the public interest.

The court said the plaintiffs had demonstrated that "irreparable harm" would occur if the regulations took effect and that the case had a "likelihood of success on the merits" -- a rebuke to industry and administration claims that the changes would cause little damage.

"So it has a likelihood of lasting much longer".

They're only "displaying listings that have a likelihood to convert".

After the likelihood calculation, each system anchor has a likelihood for being the true position of the device.

Farmers who use radio have a likelihood of increasing adoption of improved cassava varieties by 16.19 % in the study area.

Suppose likelihood calculation is finished, and each system anchor A s i, ( i ∈ { 1 … N } ) has a likelihood value L i.