Sentence examples for chance of cleaning from inspiring English sources

The only thing that will matter is whether New York has sound rules — and a system to enforce them — that have a real chance of cleaning up a dirty state government.

In November, she stands a good chance of cleaning up at the international weight-lifting championships -- not exactly an event that will be flashing on sports-bar TV's across the country, but huge in her world.

Giuliani seems to be betting, though, that most of those Americans aren't nearly as skeptical about the mission itself so much as they are about the likelihood of it ever working, and that they might in fact support staying in Iraq if they thought the next president stood a decent chance of cleaning up Bush's mess.

The chance of cleaning up the tax code by attempting to find out all these carefully placed loopholes is virtually zero.

This time around, the National Oil Spill Commission is again recommending that Congress appropriate needed money for oil spill cleanup technologies -- and they suggest that some funding becomes mandatory, so the next time we have a major spill, we have a fighting chance of cleaning up more than just a fraction of it.

If in doubt, talk to a jeweler and have them assess the chances of cleaning it properly as there may be different requirements for different gems and metals/leather/coral/fabric, etc., included in the piece.

If the WTO rules out all trade sanctions that discriminate between more and less conservationist methods of production, then what chance is there of cleaning up?

"Rivers are more than capable of cleaning themselves," he says, "if we just give them the chance".

And he is unafraid of cleaning agents.

Two kinds of "cleaning up" ensued.

in the process of cleaning.