Sentence examples for welcome likelihood from inspiring English sources

As a result, the May government's secretive Brexit strategy will have to be rethought to comply, parliament will have to stop cowering in the corner about the referendum as it has done too often, while the welcome likelihood of MPs using their influence to ensure some form of "soft Brexit" has dramatically increased – as the immediate response to the news in the markets showed.

Investors welcomed the likelihood, driving France Télécom's share price up more than 10percentto to 7.65 euros, in European trading.

Well aware of Koons's bottomless needs and demands, Ileana Sonnabend and Antonio Homem, her gallery director and adopted son, nevertheless welcomed him back; in all likelihood they sensed (correctly, it turned out) that he was poised for a glorious second act — something that only he, among his generation of overpublicized artists, has so far managed to pull off.

It seems that the RHT service offered by the CDC is welcomed by this population, increasing the likelihood that they will visit these VCT centres to seek counselling and testing.

Members of both parties welcomed the estimates and said they increased the likelihood of legislative action on the issue this year.

Recently, it was revived by the Refugees Welcome online platform, which is intent on increasing the likelihood of refugees and local people sharing houses or apartment blocks.

As methodological pluralists, we can only welcome the development of novel methods (based on maximum likelihood, Bayesian analyses, and specifically accounting for gene family presence and absence).

This has been welcomed by the radiologists who were often unsure of the perceived likelihood of kidney stone on the part of the ordering physician.

He added: "That would cause them to withdraw and feel they are not welcome in public society and I think that would have very serious consequences and would possibly actually increase the likelihood of extremism".

* Welcome.

Welcome, welcome.