Sentence examples for any chance of doing from inspiring English sources

Do you think they have any chance of doing that?

But there's just never any chance of doing that, because they represent the farmers versus the financial markets".

Only a combination of politics and major investment in scientific solutions has any chance of doing that.

But concedes that to have any chance of doing this it needs to change the way it works.

Reaping what you sow John McCain's last chance ReprintsMr McCain needs to drop his current line of attack if he is to have any chance of doing his own popping.

To raise interest rates under these conditions would be to undermine any chance of doing better; it would mean, in effect, accepting mass unemployment as a permanent fact of life.

House Speaker John A. Boehner likewise "warned that unilateral action by the president on executive amnesty will erase any chances of doing immigration reform," his office said.

It would all be different if I were older and could look back on a long life and say, "Been there, done that!" But, now, I'd never have a chance of doing any of these things!

Then, perhaps, the EEAS might have a chance of doing something useful.

But the merger would give the new entity a chance of doing well in the Northern Cape.

"I don't think we have a chance of doing that at all," Mourning said.