Sentence examples for likelihood of prevailing from inspiring English sources

In December of that year, a federal judge in Seattle issued an injunction against Barnesandnoble, ruling that Amazon had a substantial likelihood of prevailing in its suit.

For a restraining order, Judge Pisano would have had to find that the manufacturers' case had a strong likelihood of prevailing, that they would suffer irreparable harm and that the public interest would be served.

Yan Ruyu, a former Beijing police officer who quit the force and became a lawyer after the violent crackdown on protesters at Tiananmen Square, said such cases remained unpopular with most lawyers because the likelihood of prevailing over the state remains so slim.

"The State has not demonstrated a substantial likelihood of prevailing on its burden of proving confusion by viewers of the billboard.

The ratings agency Moody's has downgraded Chicago's bond rating twice this year, voicing doubts about that city's likelihood of prevailing in court.

Asked to gauge the likelihood of him prevailing, Begich told Maddow, "The line we have been using is we're cautiously optimistic".

But this forecast was based on a weighted average likelihood of various candidates winning their primaries - for example, we had estimated that Ms. O'Donnell had a 25 percent chance of prevailing in Delaware, and Mr. Lamontange a 30 percent chance of doing so in New Hampshire - leaving Mr. Castle and Ms. Ayotte as the favorites.

Statistically, the plaintiffs' chances of prevailing seem good.

Her chances of prevailing are not great.

Hamilton was a deliberate challenger of prevailing paradigms.

These viruses are representative of prevailing SIVs in western Europe.