Sentence examples for not much likelihood from inspiring English sources
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.
Only a microwave here, but let's be honest - I'm so near Borough Market and the foodstalls behind the Royal Festival Hall that there's not much likelihood I'd be donning an apron even if the kitchen was fully equipped.
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.
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.
There isn't much likelihood of the Rialto ads being anything other than sickeningly tasteful images of luxury, destroying what they claim to adore.
Plus, the market the way it was and is, we did not see much likelihood of selling our home faster than we would run out of money (not to mention the fact that our home, while not underwater, has lost significant value over the past year).
There doesn't seem much likelihood of that.
It was the opposite: I didn't see much likelihood that an error would be found.
And I don't see much likelihood that there will be many, if any, surprises.
"Besides, I don't think there's much likelihood of reeling in any cars.
Sometimes the best likelihood for choosing the knot is not much better than another, that is, the profile likelihood is fairly flat or has several local maxima.
