Unlikelihood

Both scenarios come with predictable, observable patterns of behavior that might help prevent future attacks (given the implied unlikelihood of much being done about the guns they predominantly use in their attacks).

In other words, the victims would do well to weigh whether the anticipated large-scale carnage is, put bluntly, worth it, given the unlikelihood of victory.

One aspect of a second Trump presidency that would increase the unlikelihood of successful North Korea diplomacy is increasingly antagonistic U.S. relations with China.

Adding to the urgency is the unlikelihood that the incoming Biden administration would grant Snowden a pardon, despite support from some Democrats and high-profile human rights groups.

The columnist cited Jacques as saying that there was mechanical unlikelihood of vehicles from outer space being able to reach our terrestrial confines.

Walker told the High Court there was a “sheer unlikelihood” that Pell had committed the abuse during a “hive of activity” after the Solemn Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral.

Although the Committee was "unable to identify the other gunman or the extent of the conspiracy," it made a number of further findings regarding the likelihood or unlikelihood that particular groups, named in the findings, were involved.

An example of this is empowerment resulting in the unlikelihood of free software being designed to mistreat or spy on users.

Since 2005, Francis has at various times stated that the Pixies recording a new studio album was either a possibility, or an unlikelihood, the main obstacle being Deal's reluctance to do so.

There exists among Psycho s secondary characters a lack of "familial warmth and stability", which demonstrates the unlikelihood of domestic fantasies.