Sentence examples for looking at the likelihood from inspiring English sources

He did not provide a description of how social risk assessments would be conducted, but he indicated that they would involve looking at the likelihood that a project would set off a public backlash.

"The Poles are looking at the likelihood of a protracted confrontation between Russia and NATO and they are now a front-line state .A similar sense of pressure for rapid results is guiding Poland's multi-year 140 billion zloty ($46 billion) military modernisation programme, one of the largest investments in new military kit by any European NATO member.

According to the most recent numbers I've seen, the bailout deal will immediately jump Cypriot debt up to 140 percent of GDP, about the same as Greece in 2010 — and as I've argued, we're looking at the likelihood of an even more severe slump plus deflation than Greece has experienced.

"The way safety is measured is generally around worker injuries and days away from work, and that measure of safety is irrelevant when you are looking at the likelihood that a facility like an oil refinery could explode," said David Michaels, assistant secretary of labor for occupational safety and health.

We are now much more hard-nosed about looking at the likelihood of medical benefit".

Future studies looking at the likelihood of musculoskeletal injuries at different work places and from different working postures at various age levels should be required to validate the current findings.

Strauss' analysis only looks at the likelihood coastal cities will be under water.

The research, published in The Journal of The American Medical Association, looked at the likelihood of achieving a live birth from up to nine IVF cycles.

Liu and Conti separated out publications in SNC and looked at the likelihood of publishing in those high-impact journals over the duration of a year.

The study's authors say their results are consistent with previous investigations that have looked at the likelihood of bleaching under climate change.

"We looked at the likelihood of hot March sea surface temperatures in those two different worlds and we found a very big increase in likelihood in the world with humans — at least a 175 fold increase in likelihood," King said.