Sentence examples for likely to have zero from inspiring English sources

Moreover, older women are also more likely to have zero years of mandated coverage by 30/35 (the omitted category in the regressions of Panel A).

Facilities with no information system (78.6%) were more likely to have zero CYP than those with an information system (23.7%).

Sometime later this week, it is likely to have three.

He is likely to have seven more races and several more gold medals.

Guardian Australia's psephologist, Ben Raue, says the party is likely to have three senators, including Hanson.

Unless it is amended, the bill is likely to have two bad outcomes.

The policy will be fleshed out in the chancellor's autumn statement next month; it is likely to have two prongs.

I believe successful entrepreneurs are likely to have six attributes that they don't test for in school.

But with the current shortage, in some boroughs they are more likely to have three or four a year, they said.

"We are likely to have two or three part-time staff working on the days when the highest numbers are required.

West was not likely to have four hearts, for want of a negative double, nor the spade ace, for want of a one no-trump bid.