Sentence examples for the likelihood of joining from inspiring English sources

For Snowden, the likelihood of joining was slim.

A background in science, particularly engineering and medicine, was positively associated with the likelihood of joining jihad.

According to their findings, increasing farmers' income by one Ghana cedi increases the likelihood of joining FBOs by 0.026%.

This paper analyses the relationship between strategies to protect intellectual property rights and their impact on the likelihood of joining formal standardisation processes.

The results show that satisfaction significantly affects the car-sharing decision, and that car availability has a significant effect on the likelihood of joining a car-sharing organization.

More than half a century ago, Eric Hoffer noted in The True Believer that the higher one aims, and harder one falls (or runs up against social, economic or political barriers that prevent further advancement), the greater the likelihood of joining a violent mass movement.

Turkey, whose future membership of the EU played a key role in the UK referendum campaign, cast doubt on the likelihood of it joining in the aftermath of the Brexit vote.

Peter Neumann, a terrorism expert who was consulted by Power and other ambassadors, said that the intensity of what had emerged in Syria and the likelihood of jihadists joining other conflicts, had jolted the international community into tackling the phenomenon of the foreign fighter.

Well it doesn't seem to have worked so far, and with just one route still operational (Paris-Newark), the likelihood of OpenSkies joining the list of extinct business-class-only airlines appears to be growing.The imminent demise of the DC route does have some upsides for potential passengers.

Looking at the role of psychological constructs, four of the five postulated dimensions were found to influence the likelihood of farmers joining collective action.

Alonso is hoping those talks hit trouble, but sources say the likelihood of him joining McLaren appears to have increased in recent days.