Sentence examples for had every likelihood of from inspiring English sources
When the novel I Hate the Internet came out in the US earlier this year, it had every likelihood of sinking without trace.
"T20 finals day is on Saturday and Warwickshire have every likelihood of making a 50-over quarter-final too, so the more players Dougie Brown has in form to select from, the better.
Even when Fuller-Thomson adjusted for additional factors like parental abuse and addiction, which often accompany divorce, men still had twice the likelihood of having had suicidal thoughts.
While daily newspaper use was associated with lower likelihood of tobacco chewing among women (RR: 0·82; 95% CI: 0·70 0·96), those women who watched television (RR: 1·16; 95% CI: 1·07 1·27) and listened to the radio (RR: 1·15; 95% CI: 1·06 1·26) every day had higher likelihood of tobacco chewing (Table 4).
Dead and decaying trees also had a greater likelihood of having a hollow than healthy trees.
MSSA and MRSA patients had a similar likelihood of having an invasive infection.
Similar individuals have been shown to have a greater likelihood of having a tie through the principles of homophily [26].
"If the department and the chancellor didn't feel that this had a likelihood of success, we wouldn't have approved it".
Thus, he had little likelihood of re-election.
"Rather," their report states, "among people with childhood depression, those who had used psychedelics had lower likelihood of past year suicidal thoughts and plans".
