Sentence examples for is less likelihood from inspiring English sources

Since beetles do not suck plant juices as plant-sucking insects (Homoptera) do, there is less likelihood of disease transmission.

"It's problematic, but there is less likelihood that they will stall with the new modules," said Jeff Fazio, the lead lawyer in the case against Ford.

(As commenters on that Facebook page have noted, selling only weekend passes means there is less likelihood of low attendance on days with weaker lineups).

An eighth-grade private-school boy said that he and his friends know that oral sex "is not perfect," but that they believe there is less likelihood of picking up a sexually transmitted disease than with intercourse.

There is less likelihood of a state sponsor in this new world environment, but the concept of a leaderless resistance, which we have seen with a number of extremist Christian groups in the United States, may supplant the idea of a central leadership.

With wiring running in eight directions instead of four, congestion is reduced and there is less likelihood of transistors being pushed apart to make way for the wiring.According to Aki Fujimura of Cadence Design Systems, a semiconductor tools company in San Jose, California, and a member of the X Initiative's board, the use of diagonal wiring can reduce the area of a chip by 10-20%.

Because it is a polymer, the chemicals are bonded together and kept in place, which means there's less likelihood of flame retardant chemicals migrating out of the insulation and into dust, air, water or soil.

This meant that vital information about where it might have been safer to stop the car, in a quiet place where there was less likelihood of injury to pedestrians, was not conveyed to the officers in charge or on the operation.

Monthly payments would be lower, and there would also be less likelihood of abandoned houses depressing neighborhood property values.

Although, once those deals expire, there's less likelihood the licensees will want to shell out again for something that their users can now get for free anyway — not unless SwiftKey offers them additional customization options.

"With a smaller government, there's less likelihood something like 'Bridgegate' would happen".