Sentence examples for chance for significant from inspiring English sources
But recent successes in treating autism have also shown that in many cases, the earlier the detection and intervention of a disorder, the greater chance for significant results.
"If it is close," said Anneke Van Woudenberg, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch, "the chance for significant unrest is high".
What they have instead is a top-heavy payroll, with Anthony, Stoudemire and Chandler making $50 million, a low-budget supporting cast and no chance for significant salary-cap room until at least 2015.
Since most of the cost of provisioning new services today comes from sending technicians out to make changes, the SmartEdge will give ISPs the chance for significant cost savings.
But he said that the board's decision yesterday to reject the mayoral candidates' joint proposal for temporary rule changes could force the courts to hear more challenges and increase the chances for significant delays.
Using of solar energy and AAHPs in the proposed CCHP system which does not use any fossil fuel, not only gives more chances for significant reduction of CO2 and NOX, but also increases the economic saving in fuel consumption.
The chance for a significant deal on agriculture may have been lost.If Doha does die, the focus of attention may switch to regional trade talks instead.
Dilfer and many others thought Tebow would need a full off-season of work to have a chance for any significant improvement in his passing game, and that is probably still the case.
This has certainly stirred up a lot of public anger, but those seeking vengeance can be assured that stockholders of AIG, the owners and managers (past and present) of the company responsible for its actions, have lost virtually all of their investment, with very little chance for any significant recovery.
These patients therefore have a higher chance for clinically significant changes.
This result supports the use of the optimization approach, in particular, because of its flexibility to allow multiple (rounds of) modifications to increase the chance for a significant positive result.
