Sentence examples for likelihood of losing from inspiring English sources

Munro said Kennedy had been pragmatic about the likelihood of losing his seat.

Typically, after six years, any two-term President encounters the likelihood of losing seats.

William Howard Taft arguably spared him the likelihood of losing his bid for a third term in office.

From a legal perspective, there are some details that will need adhering to if an employer wants to minimise the chances of being taken to a tribunal with any likelihood of losing, according to Dan Peyton, employment law partner at legal firm, McGuireWoods.

If in fact my counterpart, a white physician making six figures, had a wife the same age and her likelihood of losing their child was less than half of my wife's chances of losing my child, why should that be?" It is a mystery that consumes not only Dr. Bowers but a growing field of researchers struggling to explain a persistent racial gap in American infant mortality rates.

In response to the increasing likelihood of losing packets in the EXP rule's algorithm and maximizing the throughput rate, several schemes have been experimented with.

The ignominy of relegation, a season (at least) in the Championship, and the likelihood of players losing their jobs.

Then there are Trump's increasingly frequent references to the likelihood of his losing in November, and to the possibility that foul play will be responsible.

The likelihood of Illinois losing a seat in Congress and the need to acknowledge booming Hispanic growth, may imperil an existing black Congressional seat in the city.

So did the likelihood of my losing the trail, since the signposting was scarcer and the forest paths proved confusing.

The likelihood of him losing out in any way as a result of his friend's good performance did not seem valid.