Sentence examples for likelihood of a repeat from inspiring English sources

"We think the likelihood of a repeat event is very unlikely," Ron Hinderberger, a senior Boeing 787 engineer, said on a conference call on Friday.

Certainly, there is no likelihood of a repeat of the 2007 warm-up fixture, in which England scored 62 points and won with embarrassing ease.

Nonetheless, with expansion and the academies diluting the available talent, the likelihood of a repeat of the draft ten years ago, where Clint Dempsey, Michael Bradley and Brad Guzan were introduced to their professional careers, seems unlikely.

And we told them that, no matter what they thought about priests having been cured or having put these problems behind them, there was a strong likelihood of a repeat of this behavior".

Swift is pitted against Beyoncé in a number of categories, though the likelihood of a repeat performance like the one at theinfamous MTV Video awards in September is slim: Kanye West isn't nominated.

The torrential rain meant there was never any likelihood of a repeat of the try-fest at Scotstoun the previous weekend and the first half turned into a battle of the kickers.

A prediction of the SSM model, due to its intra-helical nature, is that there should be an appreciable bias toward the duplication of short simple repeat units; therefore, the likelihood of a tandem repeat forming would decrease rapidly as the length of the repeat motif increases [ 20].

One factor influencing the likelihood of filing a repeat claim may be inappropriate or incomplete rehabilitation of the initial occupational injury.

High CS rates are of concern across industrialised countries due to higher physical and psychological morbidity [ 23], the impact to women's reproductive life as a result of a scarred uterus [ 23] and the high likelihood of undergoing a repeat CS [ 24].

Logistic regression was used for the dichotomous outcome (repeat visit vs no repeat visit) to model the likelihood of a woman having a repeat visit on the SCC MMV according to potential predictors.

It is likely that intermediate language processing mechanisms will be related to the likelihood of repeating a sentence correctly with repetition being easier for sentences that are understood correctly (Komeili & Marshall, 2013).