Sentences with phrase «little likelihood»

The evidence states that there's very little likelihood this new relationship will work.

In the meantime, today's teachers would be paid more, with little likelihood that they would perform any better than they already do.

Current holders are also developing «immunity» to more investment, and as a result, the analysts see little likelihood of widespread adoption.

Too much time for too little likelihood of a closing.

Without educator learning there is unlikely change in teacher practice and therefore little likelihood that there will be a change in student learning outcomes.

A study from 2016 found that without the emissions from burning coal and oil, there is very little likelihood that 13 out of the 15 warmest years on record would all have happened.

All my designers have now gone on permanent strike, so there's little likelihood of many drastic changes or revisions in the future.

Moreover, there is little likelihood bank investment in bonds would migrate to equities.

Lemar and Mahrez, relative no - brainers for most, have become the usual press talk with really little likelihood of either happening.

«He loses the chairman's job automatically, and there seemed little likelihood that he was interested in a demotion to working commissioner on the minority side,» he told the E-Commerce Times.

The reconciliation holds little likelihood of miracles.

But I get weary of hearing the declaration repeated because there is so little likelihood of increasing our national understanding of the gospel by representing it as a sort of emergency supplement to the police force.

The results indicate little likelihood of a tsunami origin for these coarse - grained layers, although historical tsunami events are recorded in this region.

«However, the amount claimed, I think it is safe to say, is an unreasonable amount and there is very little likelihood at the end of the day of that amount holding up.»

But President Clinton vetoed the bill in October, and there's now little likelihood of getting any but a few provisions enacted, Verstandig says.

«The way Eagle will process the material, there will be no smelting onsite, so there's very little likelihood for contamination,» said Klaus Schulz, a senior research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey.

Many experts on the talks see little likelihood of a full - blown, completed treaty a year from now in Copenhagen, in part because the incoming Obama administration must shape its approach around the concerns of the Senate (where a two - thirds vote must consent to United States treaty participation).

«The good news is that both buyer and seller can now transact on a more certain playing field with little likelihood of any significant short term rise or fall.»

Moreover, there is little likelihood bank investment in bonds would migrate to equities.

«There's really very little likelihood that there's a window of opportunity for me anymore,» DeFrancisco told reporters in the Capitol.

Stale momentum stocks are typically very expensive on the long side, and very cheap on the short side, with little likelihood of follow - through.

Without saying just what problem Mr. Greenspan created and Mr. Paulson aggravated, there is little likelihood of a real solution being proposed.

The Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) has requested this information from the Government, with little success to date, and with little likelihood that it will ever be forthcoming.

We do not know, but there is little likelihood that the author was John the beloved disciple.

If members of a congregation do not see sexuality as a spiritual issue, there is little likelihood that they will see that domestic violence, homosexuality, and AIDS are issues that affect their lives.

So long as this malady continues, there is little likelihood of either long - run statistical recovery or resurgence of faithfulness to God - given mission.

San Juan Bautista's mayor says there is «very little likelihood» of a Formula 1 race track being built near his town.

I found the individuals and groups working for school food change — both paid staff and parent and citizen activists — to be so extraordinary, so dedicated, patient, persistant and creative that there seems to me little likelihood that more typical communities will achieve such improvements under current federal rules and within current funding constraints....

«There's very little likelihood that there's a window of opportunity for me anymore.

These changes will be painted as radical, even reckless, by their opponents, but there is little likelihood that they will resonate much beyond Westminster.

Native American casino proposals for off - reservation sites in Sullivan County have been on the table for years and while the federal government has eased restrictions on lands in trust, State Senator John Bonacic believes there is little likelihood of any being developed in New York.

The problem is that smallholder farmers in developing countries often have low productivity and little likelihood of generating the profits needed to rise above poverty level, says Prof. Johns, who directs the McGill Canadian Field Studies in Africa program.

With no single gene believed to be responsible for most cases of obesity or diabetes in humans, there's «little likelihood of a cure with a single injection.»

«This is good news for patients because it means that even when there is little likelihood of further neurological recovery, it means I can still teach them new tasks through training,» says Celnik.

Developer Platinum Games shopped the concept to numerous other publishers, but they quite sensibly pointed out that despite rave reviews the original was not a major hit and there was little likelihood that a second one would be either.

Counselors Work to Get More Students on College Path Education Week, 9/10/14 In these tight fiscal times, with little likelihood of an influx of funding for school counseling, there is a hope that training will be able to help counselors be more efficient with the time they do have with students, says Mandy Savitz - Romer, a professor in the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

So, those two things combined with a missed hardware cycle last year pushed me to a Kindle Voyage after owning two prior Nooks and there's very little likelihood of getting me back at this point.

A buyer must produce a hardship letter from the seller, outlining why he or she is desperate for the short sale and why there is little likelihood that the loan can be paid off, now or in the future.

If, for example, the introductory period is just six months, and there is little likelihood of your paying off the transferred balance, it could end up costing you more.

«Creditors should consider «writing off» unsecured debts when mental health conditions are long - term, hold out little likelihood of improvement, and are such that it is highly unlikely that the person in debt would be able repay their outstanding debts.»

Kathleen Gaffney, co-manager of Loomis Sayles Bond, says her fund owns government debt from both Mexico and Brazil with investment - grade ratings (meaning there's little likelihood that those countries will default on their obligations).

Growths on the skin are often found early by owners and respond very well to surgery alone with little likelihood — less than 20 % — of spread to other locations.

Kittens under eight weeks of age have little likelihood of survival, so vaccination is crucial to preventing feline panleukopenia.

Breeders are in all likelihood testing their breeding dogs and have for multiple generations so know that although there is never a zero percent chance of non-dysplastic hips there is little likelihood.