| As used in this technical sense, likelihoods can be very useful. |
| There are probabilities and likelihoods, but there are no guarantees. |
| These likelihoods confirm her flight from hence, Therefore, I pray you, stay not to discourse, But mount you presently. |
| By looking at the impact many years after the crisis, they come up with more accurate measures of the costs. Comparing catastrophes and their relative likelihoods has practical uses. |
| Any Bayesian estimation will to some extent resemble the maximum likelihood estimator due to the central role of the likelihoods in the Bayesian formalism. |
| So, degree-of-belief likelihoods must represent how strongly the agent would believe the evidence if the hypothesis were added to everything else she presently knows. |
