Sentence examples for likelihood to live from inspiring English sources

Such behaviours include not only naming practices but also the likelihood to live alone after age 65 rather than living in a retirement home, to be self-employed, and to become divorced.

Their likelihood to live in rural areas was ten times higher than among the non-poor.

For these women the likelihood to live in a fully specialized partnership also decreases in intermarriage (Table 4, column 1).

Children living in poverty have a higher likelihood to live in dangerous neighborhoods, have above-normal weight, and experience a variety of other social stressors that contribute to disease.

The latest SUTC update concluded that stroke units have a significant impact on patient survival, their likelihood of returning to live at home, and their level of independence [ 7].

A higher number is associated with a greater likelihood of being able to live at home with a degree of independence following discharge from hospital.

In all likelihood, we will all have to live with it and, of course, die with it as well.

"The greater selectivity the investor has in what's in the pool, the greater the likelihood they'll be able to live with what F.H.A. is offering," Mr. Sharga said.

The target analysis in the current study was a summary of minor psychiatric illness, measured by the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ) [ 17] at wave 8 (age approximately 24 years), and the association between GHQ at wave 8 and the likelihood of a person continuing to live in the family home at wave 9 (at approximately 29 years).

People at 60 or 65 are known to underestimate their own life expectancy, and especially the likelihood of living to extreme old age.

People aged 60 or 65 are known to underestimate their own life expectancy and especially the likelihood of living to extreme old age, he explained.