Sentence examples for probable success from inspiring English sources
It says nothing about its probable success in improving your health.
The military has long done threat assessments, mainly in an effort to understand the probable success of tactics and attacks.
Even the probable success of "The Lord of the Rings" may not fully make up for New Line's poor record.
There is a simple correlation between how these organisations are able to assess any given crisis, and their efforts to ensure that the money gets where it's needed and the probable success of their fundraising efforts.
Less than a mile from the main Olympic site but at least several million pounds away from anything resembling the cheesy Mayfair party palace made famous by Wills, Harry and the cast of Made In Chelsea, it's an unlikely arrival – set for probable success – in a deserted part of the city.
A fire-killed stand must be considered within its ecological and landscape context to determine the probable success of a management action such as salvage and tree regeneration.
Time-lags in vegetation maturation and senescence are identified as a major influence on the likely success of landscape reconstruction in dealing with probable widespread collapse of terrestrial biodiversity in the wheat-sheep belts of southern Australia.
Talking to me for Newsnight, Lord O'Donnell was clear: the probable significant success of the SNP will "put extra tension" on the union between Scotland and the rest of the UK, and the union will be "subject to strains".
Each day, week, and year that we fail to act will make the ultimate transition away from fossil fuels (the subject of the next post) more disruptive and less probable of success.
To assess marker informativeness before genotyping, we predicted the probable classification success for the 34plex assay with standard error estimators for a naïve Bayesian classifier using Moroccan and Spanish training sets (each n = 48).
As such, identifying trends in probable microbiological success can provide useful insight into the clinical implications of changing resistance.
