Sentence examples for slightest likelihood from inspiring English sources
"I don't think there's the slightest likelihood that Colin Powell would want to become president of the World Bank after putting up with everything he's put up with as secretary of state," Mr. Wolfensohn said in an interview.
Polls have been tight or have shown, on occasion, a slight likelihood that Britain could leave the EU.
There is a slight likelihood that increased attention to the diagnosis for this form of cancer in the vicinity of the plant could have introduced a small bias in the risk estimate.
The cost saving was reduced from $50 to $18 in the model that included just the direct cost of false positives ($1,248 vs. $1,230), and to $17 in the model that included both costs of false positives and a slight increase in likelihood of mammography in subsequent cycles after a false positive.
The existence of four or more approaches, the reciprocal of the average turning radius and the presence of a turning pocket increase the likelihood of slight injury crashes.
Among highly educated men there is a slight decrease in the likelihood of medication use as income adequacy decreases, whereas among men with a low educational level there is a slight increase in the chances of medication use with a reduction in income adequacy.
For simplicity, we use the same known LOD L for both x i and y i in the derivation below, but differences in the LODs for x i and y i (e.g., because of differences in laboratory procedures) can be incorporated with a slight modification of the likelihood function.
A slight increase in the likelihood of strokes or blood clots.
Likelihood: slim to none.
