Sentence examples for a diminished chance from inspiring English sources

For that reason, these officials said, Representative Henry Bonilla, a Texas Republican who was being considered for housing secretary, might have a diminished chance at that job.

Our lungs, carpeted with thick, sticky mucus, provide a chemical environment in which typically innocuous germs can wreak havoc, causing more chest infections, more weeks in the hospital and a diminished chance at living into our 30s.

Teams will still be graded on what they did in these three days, but this rookie class has a diminished chance of immediate impact because most of its members may be unable to fully join their teams for weeks.

"Without fundamental reforms, the country's economic prospect will dim, with a diminished chance to leap into the ranks of developed economies," said Fred Hu, a former economist at the International Monetary Fund and Goldman Sachs who is the founder and chairman of Primavera Capital, a large private equity fund based in Beijing.

These observations suggest that Dnmt3L A/A spermatocytes have a diminished chance to survive the stage IV checkpoint.

While we cannot claim that a given participant will have a diminished chance of infection from over a weekend or holiday, we can claim with a great deal of certainty that they will have a diminished chance of becoming infected by a co-worker during those time periods.

Most patients in developing countries including Ethiopia present late with advanced stage disease, in which treatment may often involve multiple modalities including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and has a markedly diminished chance of success [ 2].

Those who survive face diminished chances of living a healthy and productive existence.

This scenario has created a situation whereby being a victim of child neglect became criminalised with diminished chances of attending to the peculiar needs of such adolescents.

A vicious cycle of late presentation emanating from paradigm to disease causation leading to diminished chances of cure and therefore reduced belief in the efficacy of conventional therapies ensues and increases subscription to CAM.

So our flight from conversation can mean diminished chances to learn skills of self-reflection.