There is a high chance of precipitation.

There is very little probability of an agreement being reached.

Is there a chance we'll lose our jobs?

Is there a chance we'll lose our jobs?

However, this condition may not last.

There is a chance the cafe will expand into an adjacent building.

This is in anticipation of more rain that is likely to come.

The opportunity is that growth may snowball. But if we are to take advantage of the new economy's potential, markets must be as large as possible.

There's a chance that it would be perceived as a pointer to this asymmetry.

There's a good chance that Tom won't like the kind of music your band plays.

Greece.

The regime seems convinced that there is only a small likelihood of a military attack on its nuclear program.

But I believe there is a strong probability that he is not guilty of murder.

(a) Risk of causing significant transboundary harm includes risks taking the form of a high probability of causing significant transboundary harm and a low probability of causing disastrous transboundary harm

Despite all this, there was enough credibility in the G 2 idea to give it legs.

This is very likely exacerbating the unemployment problem it certainly is not mitigating it.

But that means that there is a 20 chance that it would be.

There may well be some increase in gross investment, as obsolete equipment and software are replaced.

However, there is a likelihood that during the emergency landing strong waves hit the floating aircraft and pushed it underwater.

For example, 79 said that they would be deterred if there was a chance that their families would be notified.

But the possibility seems unlikely.

There is little danger of an earthquake.

The chance of rain is low.

What is the likelihood of survival?

What is the likelihood of surviving?

If a currency's exchange rate is falling, it may well be rising by the time one's article appears.

But markets today think there is a 50 chance that Greece will default within the next five years and a 25 chance that Ireland will do so. The reason is simple both Greece and Ireland are likely insolvent.

successes, yes votes, etc.

The probability to win is 0.001 .

Tomorrow there's a high probability it will rain.

The outcome of any public discussion can never be known with certainty, but chances are that it will amplify stories that imply risks of higher oil prices.

It is highly likely that desired health expenditures will be enormous for some things and trivial for others. This calls for insurance.

If you were told that there was a 95 chance that your house would be robbed, you would not wait you would take preventive action immediately.

You say, what's the probability of being caught?

The odds on either are exceedingly poor.

There's a possibility that Tom will be late.

The likelihood of being attacked by a shark is very low.

How likely is this to happen again?

Then there is the exposure of banks and other financial institutions to rising losses on loans that financed reckless leveraged buy outs (LBOs).

No surprise, then, that because these long term effects seem to be irreversible, there is an effect on brain pathology. Because much of this data comes from work with isolated systems, and therefore on all brains, an obvious criticism is that you can't extrapolate from such data.

Still, the worry at Davos was that there would be a retreat from even our flawed globalization, and that poor countries would suffer the most.

There is an 80 chance that waiting until 2010 and seeing what policies look appropriate then would not be disastrous.

No surprise, then, that because these long term effects seem to be irreversible, there is an effect on brain pathology.

As a young, male, ethnic minority in the inner city myself, chances are, I probably know some of these people.

Even a tiny probability of global catastrophe is unacceptable.