Sentence examples for chance of charging from inspiring English sources

Does all this mean newspapers have no chance of charging for their online platforms?

One lawyer in that case sees a 50-50 chance of charges getting filed.

This greatly shortens the diffuse length of electrons and hence reduces the chance of charge recombination [188].

Glutamate and lysine are known to frequently occur on the protein surface as their long side chains reduce the chance of charge burial [ 42, 43, 46].

That means that General Pinochet has a chance of being charged with crimes, even if he is found mentally unfit to stand trial.

Graffiti is illegal unless you get permission from the property owner, and if you're caught, you have a huge chance of being charged.

I was drawn to medicine by the aura of heroism — by the chance to charge in and solve a dangerous problem.

And now the same individuals who led us down those paths would give private industry the chance to charge us for use of the airwaves and diminish access to those who cannot or will not pay.

The oil company was accused of trying to reduce the chances of being charged with gross negligence, which would expose it to possible criminal proceedings and billions of dollars in damage.

He denies this, but a congressional committee has voted to start proceedings to strip Mr Pascoal of his parliamentary immunity, so that there will at least be a chance of the charges being tested in court.

They reckon there is little chance of formal charges being brought against Mr Hussein until next year, with a trial unlikely to begin for several months after that, perhaps not until 2006.