Sentence examples for much likelihood of from inspiring English sources

There doesn't seem much likelihood of that.

But few see much likelihood of that here.

"Besides, I don't think there's much likelihood of reeling in any cars.

There isn't much likelihood of the Rialto ads being anything other than sickeningly tasteful images of luxury, destroying what they claim to adore.

The goalkeeper also managed a touch on the drive that completed Larsson's hat- trick, but there was never much likelihood of his preventing it from crossing the line.

And there is about as much likelihood of BBC doing a prestigious Brecht television production as there is of it presenting a play by Sophocles, Shaw, Ibsen, Chekhov or any of the great classic dramatists.

Some of them have a much greater likelihood of becoming the next president of the United States".

Homeowners with interest-only loans have a much greater likelihood of default, the First American CoreLogic figures indicate.

That produces a much greater likelihood of doing "bad" things as compensation.

Infants whose mothers die or cannot care for them have a much higher likelihood of dying as well.

Following this rule means missing the chance of finding a gem, but also avoids the much higher likelihood of investing in a loser.