Sentence examples for believed chances from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeLay, a strong advocate of the drilling, said Thursday that he believed "chances are very good" that the exploration provision would emerge from negotiations between the House and Senate.

John Calvin and his heirs (think Thomas Hooker, Cotton Mather and my grandmother, Alma Cotton) believed chances for atonement and salvation were limited, regarded humans as pretty much helpless to do anything about it.

Martin M. Looney, State Senate majority leader and a New Haven Democrat who is a co-sponsor with State Senator Toni N. Harp, a Democrat of New Haven, of the decriminalization bill, said he believed chances for its approval this year are better because of Connecticut's deficit worries.

(Mr. Kithil believes chances are slim that a house will be hit dead-on and said surge suppressors are more important).

Many people believe "chance" encounters are anything but.

But I still believed my chances of getting on to a graduate scheme were good.

Foer said he believed the chances of the merger going through without "major changes" was slim.

A month ago, Administration welfare officials believed their chances in the Ways and Means Committee were small.

On the future, Webber said he believed the chances of a repeat were "so small".

"We stayed on the front foot, we kept working on our shape and believed the chances would come.

Scholar believed the chances of employing Internet technology in health care will increase as information technology continues to advance [ 69].