Sentence examples for likelihood would be from inspiring English sources

If you were to be in breach of the restraining order the overwhelming likelihood would be you would receive a custodial sentence.

Helga Nowotny, president of the European Research Council, says proposals for replication studies "in all likelihood would be turned down" because of the agency's focus on pioneering work.

"The likelihood would be more casualties, but we are unable to verify them ourselves," said Aleem Siddique, a spokesman for the United Nations in South Sudan.

But if they weren't there, if they were all dead, then the likelihood would be that we shouldn't go down there.

But an American war aimed at achieving that goal — a war of choice, a war that, in all likelihood, would be long, bloody, and fraught with unanticipated and unpleasant consequences — is not.

If any of the four measures were unrealistically high in the model then too many unprecedented extremes would be identified, leading to an overestimation of the likelihood; if they are too low then the likelihood would be underestimated.

In D AI one would be taking expectations of the log-likelihood ratio over all possible realizations expected if the 'full model' (association) were true; on the other hand, in D IA the expectations of the reciprocal of the log-likelihood would be taken under the assumption of independence.

"There is a very strong likelihood there would be an impact on things like family structures".

In fact, the better you were at creating something new, the greater the likelihood you would be successful.

Johnson had emailed the prime minister on Saturday morning to tell him there was a likelihood he would be campaigning for Leave.

Getting as many countries as possible to associate themselves with the accord strongly served US interests, by boosting the likelihood it would be officially adopted.