This is tantamount to borrowing more than we make in the face of the growing possibility -- if not likelihood -- that we will not be able to pay it back.
There is a danger, though, if not a likelihood, that the secret police and their corrupt allies in industry, or radical Islamists, will assert themselves forcefully.
Since there is not much likelihood that the fish will migrate out of the lake, Ms. Cohen said, if snakeheads are found they will be monitored rather than eradicated.
Apparently, she was to be blind as well as deaf, and there was not much likelihood that she would ever return to her new apartment, which she had enjoyed for only a few weeks.
But what matters is not the likelihood that a settler will one day live in territory where all people enjoy the right to citizenship regardless of ethnicity, but the fact that she does not live there yet.
But what keeps happening with this lousy policy is that the cops target skin color, not the likelihood that a crime might be in progress, or have taken place.
Should it do so, there is not much likelihood that the venture-capital industry will be more disciplined than it was in the days, just past, of greed and hysteria.
Based on the observed topology, one could propose with the same (if not more) likelihood that secondary photosynthetic lineages acquired H monolignol synthesis related genes via independent LGT.
If they are not, the likelihood that they displaced some other system for coded translation increases dramatically (Theobald & Wuttke's 2005 study of OB-fold superfamily relationships also supports this idea).
He told CNN, "There isn't any likelihood that she's gonna survive very long".
NICE referrals guidelines for suspected LC are based upon a weak evidence base; therefore, we do not know the likelihood that the symptoms not presented to GPs were caused by LC.
