Sentence examples for likelihood of strong from inspiring English sources
The likelihood of strong O.A.S. action appears increasingly remote.
We're increasing the likelihood of strong storms and therefore it depends on whether or not you feel lucky".
We would stick with FPTP for all but 20% of the seats to increase the likelihood of strong, accountable governments.
But he faces the likelihood of strong resistance from labor unions and other interest groups if he attempts major structural changes in areas like the generous state pension scheme.
Indeed, if Mr. Obama does become the first African-American nominee of a major party, the electoral landscape of the South could be transformed with the likelihood of strong turnout of black voters in Republican-leaning states like Georgia and Louisiana, which Mr. Obama carried this winter.
Prime Minister Enrico Letta of Italy, who is scheduled to meet with President Obama in Washington on Thursday, warned this week of the danger that rising populism poses to political and economic stability across Europe, especially given the likelihood of strong populist gains in next spring's European Parliament elections.
Correction: July 24, 2001, Tuesday A front-page article on Friday about the likelihood of stronger, more frequent hurricanes misstated part of the name of the agency that oversees the hurricane research center.
Climate scientists agree that climate change increases the likelihood of stronger and wetter storms, though possibly leading to fewer of them.
The greater the contrast in temperature and moisture across the frontal boundary, the greater the instability of the atmosphere and the greater the likelihood of a strong thunderstorm.
The effect is to export deflation to the rest of the world (this deflationary threat, and the likelihood of a strong dollar may explain why gold continues to weaken; bullion is well below $1,200 an ounce).
Commentators say that a new Monti-led government would be a relief for international markets, which remain jittery because the likelihood of a strong party emerging from the elections remains slim.
