Sentence examples for means the likelihood from inspiring English sources

Specificity: This means the likelihood that skinny jeans are the only possible cause of compartment syndrome.

Recession also means the likelihood of experiencing related problems, where thwarted ambitions and expectations lead to a sense of betrayal among young people.

You might be fine running 30 miles a week, but increasing that to 40 miles means the likelihood of an injury also goes up.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank said: "For Lloyds and RBS we think that the political and economic uncertainty, and the share price performance, means the likelihood of the government selling its remaining stakes is remote in the near-to-medium term".

This means the likelihood method is always accurate.

The changed economics and landscape of Scottish football means the likelihood of that record outlay being broken looks increasingly diminished, and for a whole generation the idea of a Scottish side spending so much on one player is almost a dream.

I don't mean the likelihood of a black American President, though that's mind-bending enough.

Nick Hillman, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute and a former government special advisor, said the nature of Cameron's comments meant the likelihood of new higher education legislation was growing fast.

The layout of the flat combined with my poor proprioception meant the likelihood of injury is just too great for the occupational therapist to agree to leave a powerchair here.

A number of emerging factors make the nuclear figure unlikely, while rising prices for offshore wind turbine installation mean the likelihood of achieving 40% there is certainly not advancing.

The latest fall in oil prices and drop in the rouble mean the likelihood of a second consecutive year of recession is rising". The rouble fell to record lows against the US dollar last week, before regaining some ground as oil prices recovered slightly.