Sentence examples for likelihood of repeat from inspiring English sources
Bailouts erode market discipline, raising the likelihood of repeat episodes.
Combining traditional sentencing with alternative reading programs might be an innovative way to treat criminals compassionately while simultaneously cutting down the likelihood of repeat offenses.
She will appear this Thursday evening on television with respected Sky News political editor David Speers, with the likelihood of repeat appearances as the election campaign heats up.
The walls are lined with ads expounding the dangers of smoking while pregnant (low birth rate) and of smoking before kissing (reduced likelihood of repeat kissing).
Almost as many, or 90%, said that personalized communication and recognition from sites would increase their likelihood of repeat purchases.
It was Ashcroft who warned of the likelihood of repeat attacks (supposedly in Boston) on Sept. 22.
The likelihood of repeated prosecutions even if the defendants are sentenced to death is based on politics and a desire to treat the victims with equal dignity.
Rewards, such as praise and approval from parents, act as positive reinforcers of specific learned behaviours, while punishments decrease the likelihood of repeating such behaviours.
To imprison the former group is a waste of taxpayer money; for the latter group, imprisonment is essential, and sentencing laws should be based not on a fixed time period but on the likelihood of repeating the abuse upon release.
Conclusions: The data suggest that the rarer PR allele may be associated with an increased likelihood of repeated miscarriages contributing to its multi-factorial causes.
Victims of one type of crime are disproportionately likely to experience other types of crime (Feinberg 1980; Reiss 1980), so preventing one of those might reduce the likelihood of repeats by the same and different crime types which also squares with the crime drop being disproportionately a fall in repeat victimization (Britton et al. 2012; Ignatans and Pease, forthcoming).
