Sentence examples for basic chance from inspiring English sources

(Though the Everettian ('many-worlds') program of generating quantum probabilities from subjective uncertainty, without basic chance in the present sense, has recently been gaining adherents—see Barrett 1999; Wallace 2007).

While the accommodations are extremely basic, the chances of seeing wildlife are high.

A philosopher will know him also for his evolutionary metaphysics (theory of basic reality) of chance and continuity.

There is thus widespread agreement that the Principal Principle, or something close to it, captures a basic truth about chance.[1] As Lewis states, it is the problem of 'undermining' which has come to be seen as most problematic for the Principal Principle.

Others wanted basic information, the chance to see the tubes and equipment and to ask questions from the facilitator.

Today, more than 5.5 million Syrian children are denied their basic needs, the chance to learn and grow and the security of a stable childhood.

Without such basic supports, the chances they'll fall back into crime are way too high.

But New Zealand offers more opportunity, better basic services, and a better chance to get ahead than in a lot of places.

Being bold and basic is your only chance.

This was both a nonanswer and a call for billions in new government spending, which was very strange to hear from politicians also determined to slash even the most basic public services any chance they get.

In a society where females are already treated as second class citizens with little respect for their basic human rights, what chance do further marginalised and vulnerable groups have of claiming and enjoying the rights that they are born with?