Sentence examples for likelihood of even from inspiring English sources

Although there is little real likelihood of even a flicker in the electricity supply in the next few years, alarmist headlines and public worry would be unwelcome, even if ungrounded.Arguments are raging about both principles and practicalities.

It reported that unprecedentedly high surface ocean temperatures in 1998 as a result of global warming had killed much of the live coral at the Seychelles reefs and warned of the likelihood of even more severe warming, which would ravage the reefs and adversely affect fish diversity, which had already declined by 50% in heavily impacted sites.

Evaluating the technology stocks at today's lofty P/E multiples, investors find themselves in a "prisoner's dilemma," a situation in which a person must do something disadvantageous in order to avoid the likelihood of even greater harm.

Accordingly, in addition to more potent immunosuppressants, the concurrent use of medications designed to control coronary heart disease and progressive renal failure simultaneously will likely be the approach to improving the likelihood of even greater, long-term successes for both the transplant recipient and the allograft.

That is, compared to emotional responses that may enhance the individual's likelihood of (even by chance) finding a strategy out of the uncontrollable aversive situation they are in, rational thinking may be less likely to be selected by environmental pressures.

It was the deepest penetration of rocket strikes in the current round of fighting and raised the likelihood of an even tougher Israeli response.

Uninteresting enigmas, perhaps, but in a game of minor consequences, that and the likelihood of an even contest at least make this match-up interesting.

Will it significantly reduce the likelihood of an even worse outcome: a double-dip recession that would see the jobless rate rise above ten per cent?

The ongoing de-leveraging process, higher cost of capital, higher taxes and a weakened global economy suggests the likelihood of an even slower growth trend in the years ahead.Trend GDP growth rates have typically been mirrored in real earnings growth.

"You know at first the forecasts were two to three months, four, and it is already two years," Mr. Bogdanov told Russian news agencies, forecasting the likelihood of an even more protracted conflict.

According to the most recent numbers I've seen, the bailout deal will immediately jump Cypriot debt up to 140 percent of GDP, about the same as Greece in 2010 — and as I've argued, we're looking at the likelihood of an even more severe slump plus deflation than Greece has experienced.