Sentence examples for making the likelihood from inspiring English sources

Colonel Qaddafi has responded defiantly, making the likelihood of his negotiated departure seem exceedingly remote.

The letter was sent six weeks ago, he stressed, making the likelihood of further anthrax cases more remote each day.

The reported increased use of Chemsex (recreational drugs used during sex) is also of concern, lowering sexual inhibitions and making the likelihood of using a condom less likely.

It was also clear that the number of targets available from the air was declining, making the likelihood of a ground offensive greater.

But the state panel that considers such complaints is usually reluctant to take disciplinary action without a ruling by a judge that the litigation is frivolous, he said, making the likelihood of discipline at this stage "extremely low".

The amounts the audit tied to incomplete or unaccounted-for funds dwarfed those uncovered in any recent audit of a D.C. political campaign, making the likelihood high that Gray's campaign would face monetary fines.

"What Sept. 11 did was make the likelihood of the I.P.O.

To many, this makes the likelihood of a reversal appear remote.

Having the right variant of this gene may make the likelihood of transmission much lower.

And the drug's new potency has made the likelihood of addiction that much greater, public health officials say.

The spill, he said, has made the likelihood of a dip back into recession higher than it had been.