So that would be an example of a likelihood.
Going to university with neither of your parents having a degree brings more of a likelihood of future unemployment.
It is clear, however, that a stay should not be granted unless an applicant makes a substantial showing of a likelihood of irreparable harm.
There have been repeated articles in magazines such as the Economist etc, warning of a likelihood of instituting negative interest rates.
"Yet as long as candidates don't speak to young people, it increases their cynicism," and along with it, less of a likelihood that the young will vote, he said.
At oral argument the department claimed that when the Government seeks a preliminary injunction under a statute, its showing of a likelihood of success on the merits supplants the normal need for assessment of the interim risks.
Hence, we read Henri's as standing for the proposition that even if the actual confusion rate was as high as 7.6%, that would not support a finding of a likelihood of confusion.
Unlike Bayesian decision theory where uncertainty is represented by a probability function, in our theory, uncertainty is given in the form of a likelihood function extracted from statistical evidence.
For that would make a nonsense of its secession.Finally Sir Nicholas warned of a likelihood that the new Scottish administration, overburdened by high expectations, would overspend, putting further pressure on the union.
"It's clear that he and his administration don't feel there's much of a likelihood of an Albany bailout, so there's only so many things you can do," Mr. Russianoff said.
"If an employer is on notice of a likelihood that a particular employee's proclivities place other employees at unreasonable risk of rape," the court wrote, "the employer does not escape responsibility to warn or protect likely future victims merely because the abusive employee has not previously abused those particular employees".
