Sentences with phrase «substantial chance»

May 22, 2018 • «There's a chance, there's a very substantial chance that it won't work out,» President Trump said of the June 12 summit with Kim Jong Un.

«The nuclear deal will probably survive 2018, but there's a substantial chance that it won't,» Bremmer and Kupchan said.

«Probable cause» means the FBI would have to demonstrate to a magistrate that there was a substantial chance evidence of criminal activity would be found in Cohen's offices, or in a hotel where he was living, which was also searched.

But now that there is a substantial chance that a Mormon will be US President, with the power to allocate billions of dollars in «Faith Based Initiative» money, we find that God has sudenly revealed to many conservative Evangelical leaders that they have been wrong all along and they need to make nice with Mormons.

Furthermore, each of these steps reflects different sources of uncertainty, but we find overall that there is a substantial chance of more properties having been placed at flood risk because of past greenhouse gas emissions, leading to potential damages that could be part of the losses incurred in 2013/14.

«A realistic estimate of exam - related costs must also take into account the costs of remediation for students who fail exit exams or crucial state tests in earlier grades, as well as the «hidden» costs of services needed to give students a substantial chance of passing these tests.»

Risk means that you have a substantial chance that you may lose the invested principal — the money you put into the investment.

It's obvious Blow is a risk - taker who is willing to gamble away his hard - earned money for the substantial chances that his next game will take him even farther.

The green winters have a substantial chance of snow and ice — and an ice skating period in one of the winter months, but can still be mild overall.

The evidence is still unclear on whether we run a substantial chance of triggering a Canfield ocean and a greenhouse extinction if we let global warming get out of hand.

Based on the medical - legal reports of Dr. Sawhney, I was also of the view that there was a real and substantial chance that [the plaintiff's] claim was worth in excess of $ 25,000.

The judge found that Amersham's ownership of the Myoview patents was a significant factor in achieving these deals: without these patents, there was a substantial chance that the deals would not have gone ahead or at least not on such favourable terms.

If the injured person is found partially at fault for the accident causing the injury, then the amount of damages will be proportionately reduced; likewise, if there is a substantial chance that the claim will not succeed for any reason, then any pretrial settlement will be reduced in most instances.

As the judge correctly stated, this involved considering how Levicom would have acted in the hypothetical circumstances that Linklaters» advice was not negligent: Levicom had to show how they would have acted on the balance of probabilities, and also that there was a substantial chance that the Swedish companies would have agreed to settle on terms that Levicom would have accepted.

That involved considering how the claimant would have acted in the hypothetical circumstances that the defendant's advice was not negligent: the claimant had to show how they would have acted on the balance of probabilities, and also that there was a substantial chance that the Swedish companies would have agreed to settle on terms that the claimant would have accepted: Allied Maples Group v Simmons & Simmons [1995] 4 All ER 907.

Therefore, if the policy owner feels that there is a substantial chance that he or she will not outlive the term, then the return - of - premium rider would likely be inappropriate.

For this reason, if a custodial parent has demonstrated in the past a pattern of interference with the relationship between the child and the non-custodial parent, unless other facts dictate a difference holding, a court will frequently conclude that a substantial chance in circumstances justifying a change of custody has occurred.