Sentence examples for points out the likelihood from inspiring English sources

In addition, calculating the risk associated with project's NPV, as shown in Fig. 10, points out the likelihood that the project will not achieve the expected NPV.

Since Matt Wells pointed out the likelihood that the RSPB story was an April's Fool, I've begun to suspect that EVERY story is an April Fool.

The Globe and Mail's Leafs beat-writer James Mirtle pointed out the likelihood that Kadri's production was unsustainable this past week.

As the report's authors pointed out, the likelihood of foregoing care due to cost is strongly related to one's income.

The nuanced difference here is that in most of these cases, they are not attempting to justify or excuse Brown's death because he is suspected of scuffling with Wilson and suspected of shoplifting; rather they are pointing out the likelihood of a Black person being killed by a police officer in an encounter if they are not respectable.

But the danger of such cuts, as the NUJ rightly points out, is the likelihood of alienating still further the papers' dwindling audiences.

He quips, "It's important to amuse the aliens" with pictures of cute cats, but ultimately points out that the likelihood of future aliens finding the disc and understanding what they'd be looking at is non-existent.

But pointing out the high likelihood of bankruptcy, something that I and the credit-default swap market have been forecasting for some time, will help reduce the surprise impact.

He points out the window.

However, social psychologists have repeatedly pointed out that the likelihood of behaviour change is influenced not only by the information transmitted by health promotion programmes and the techniques that they use, but also by pre-existing levels of perceived self-efficacy - confidence in one's ability to change one's behaviour - amongst members of programme's target groupings (Bandura, 1995).

Could spread head lice eggs". It goes on to point out that the likelihood of passing on HIV is "extremely low", but because if it did happen, the consequences would be so serious that steps should be taken to eliminate any risk.