Sentence examples for likelihood of a strike from inspiring English sources

Neither side was willing to predict the likelihood of a strike.

Real estate officials acknowledge that both union and management have an incentive to exaggerate the likelihood of a strike.

"I do not have a crystal ball," she said, of the likelihood of a strike on Monday.

A union spokesman, Rick Smith, said the union and management remained far apart but declined to speculate on the likelihood of a strike.

The likelihood of a strike against Las Vegas hotels eased slightly when the culinary union, which represents 45,000 housekeepers, cooks and other workers, reached a preliminary agreement with a hotel group on a five-year contract.

Maureen Connelly, a spokeswoman for the doctors' union, Doctors Council S.E.I.U., declined to comment on the likelihood of a strike, saying, "We're not going to negotiate this contract in the press".

However, as part of the research process, the investor should still make an attempt to gauge the likelihood of a future strike and its potential effect on financial results.

By reducing Delphi's headcount, GM could shrink the cost of Delphi's legacy liabilities it will assume, limit the number of workers for which it subsidizes wages and reduce the likelihood of a UAW strike.

How can we reduce the targets of terrorism, getting rid of concentrations of people of a particular type to reduce the likelihood of a devastating strike?

His research has found that the lack of an El Niño event increases the likelihood of a hurricane strike, as does a climate pattern known as the North Atlantic Oscillation, or NAO.

If nuclear weapons were to be used it would most likely be to take out strategic military areas, like the Cold Lake Air Base, but the likelihood of a nuclear strike is extremely low.