Sentence examples for best chances of progress from inspiring English sources

On gun control, though, the best chances of progress lie in state reforms.

But Xie Zhenhua, vice chairman of the Chinese government's National Development and Reform Commission, also told the Guardian that the best chance of progress was for developed countries to draw up a "Kyoto 2", a second phase of the Kyoto protocol, the first agreement between nations to mandate country-by-country reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

It may be that the Pushmi-Pullyu mix in our society of edge pushing and precaution (visible every day in the comments here) ultimately offers our species the best chance of progressing in turbulent, unpredictable times.

This gives the bill the best chance of progressing through the House.

Ahead of the game, the Malians were only certain that they had a better head-to-head record over Guinea, but knew they had to win to give themselves the best chance of progressing.

Shadow Work and Pension Secretary Rachel Reeves is promising to support the bill at Second Reading: "I and other Labour MPs will be present in the House of Commons chamber to support the Bill so that it has the best chance of progressing through to its next stage.

Their best chance of making progress is probably through pilot projects in selected regions.

Katie O'Brien is the Briton with the best chance of making progress, having been drawn against the veteran American Jill Craybas.

JEFFREY ZUCKER, PRESIDENT OF CNN WORLDWIDE Of all the people on this list, Mr. Zucker, whose appointment was announced in November, probably has the best chance of showing progress.

This season, Edinburgh's excellent group stage performance, where it had the third-best qualifying record, has earned it home-field advantage and a much better chance of progressing.

Schalke created the best chances of the match.