Sentence examples for have no likelihood from inspiring English sources
In a motion filed Friday in Cleveland federal court, prosecutors say those out on bond have no likelihood of winning new trials, so they deserve lockup before sentencing on Jan . 24
Anti-toxin therapy, for which von Behring received the first Nobel Prize ever awarded in Medicine in 1901, was rapidly recognized to have no likelihood of success against TB as it had had against diphtheria.
Cameron was challenged on flooding by Huw Irranchairvies, chair of the environment audit committee, who quoted one expert stating that the UK's "current approach to flooding was not only inadequate, but has no likelihood of ever being adequate".
Since his inauguration two years ago, Mr. Ahmadinejad has grabbed headlines around the world, and in Iran, for outrageous statements that often have no more likelihood of being put into practice than his plan for women to attend soccer games.
For the composite monitoring indicator, however, modest significant effects of practice level deprivation were seen only in the adjusted model, suggesting that patients attending practices in deprived areas have no increased likelihood of missing monitoring tests.
In addition, as noted above, this would be a stronger argument than the modified probabilities arising from the observational data, which have no direction of likelihood.
Patients who were prescribed another type of heartburn drug, however, had no increased likelihood of heart attack.
Only 3% said such options have no impact on their likelihood to buy again.
An office scene shows people working at networked computer terminals – painted by artists who in all likelihood have no experience of the internet.
Thus, by aiming at the pitcher, you have no intent and little likelihood of doing harm; you are simply employing a visualization technique to improve your batting.
Companies have no influence over the likelihood of risk events identified through methods such as tail-risk testing, scenario planning, and war-gaming.
