Sentence examples for of any likelihood from inspiring English sources

On the prospects of all-party talks solving such issues, Adams said: "Most worryingly there is no evidence from Downing Street or the NIO or the Unionist leaderships of any likelihood of a real negotiation on all of these issues commencing in September".

It is another truism that seems to have been forgotten that only when you have repeated your best lines so often that you're sick of hearing them is there any likelihood of a largely uninterested public noticing.

Moreover, none of the fragmented opposition parties have shown any likelihood of approaching the 77 out of 166 seats held by Fianna Fail.

The torrential rain meant there was never any likelihood of a repeat of the try-fest at Scotstoun the previous weekend and the first half turned into a battle of the kickers.

He denied being interested in regaining the leadership of the Liberal Party, saying "I don't think there is any likelihood of that I assure you".

Asked whether Jennifer could have had anything to do with the shootings, Sheriff F. H. Cassell of Henry County said today, "I don't think there is any likelihood of that".

Brown brushed aside any criticisms with his display - full of industry and hard, combative running - but there was never any likelihood of castigation from his own fans.

For that reason there never seemed to be any likelihood of a prosecution being brought.

Nor, however, does there seem any likelihood of them significantly regressing.

Shares in Alliance & Leicester slumped after any likelihood of a £6bn takeover by the French bank evaporated.

They have now largely written off the retail sector - one that is unable to yield any likelihood of profit.