Sentence examples for has any likelihood from inspiring English sources

"There is no certainty that this new proposal has any likelihood of success, whereas the deal being put forward by Craig Whyte is real, it can happen immediately and will help secure the future of Rangers FC at a time when it faces great uncertainty.

Because of the high costs of polar operations, few conceivable resources excepting those with high unit value such as platinum, gold, and perhaps diamonds—have any likelihood for exploitation.

The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has dismissed any likelihood of a war with Ukraine, describing it as an "apocalyptic scenario".

The central research question addressed by this study asks whether randomly varying the race and insurance status in marginal ADHD cases has any effect upon the likelihood of ADHD diagnosis and treatment.

Moreover, none of the fragmented opposition parties have shown any likelihood of approaching the 77 out of 166 seats held by Fianna Fail.

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

For example Finney et al. (2009) demonstrated that the primary factor leading to containment of large wildfires was the number of quiescent fire growth periods, and that the quantity of suppression resources could not be demonstrated to have any effect on likelihood of containment.

Low-confidence interactions without support from any of the above features have a likelihood ratio of 0.163.

But if you had any doubts about the likelihood of another TriBeCa Film Festival, all you needed to do to dispel them was to go down to the United Artist Theaters on North End Avenue in the Embassy Suites Hotel over the weekend.

Polk said that, based on data from the past four years, gas prices did not appear to have any effect on the likelihood that a hybrid owner would buy another hybrid, even though overall hybrid sales tended to rise along with gas prices.

This is because if g is fixed to 0, p does not have any effect on the likelihood.