Sentence examples for chance of cracking from inspiring English sources
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers believes their best chance of cracking the top four next season will come with the "blessing" of not competing in Europe.
Only an expert national taskforce, staffed by detectives and senior social workers with track records in collaring paedophiles, have the faintest chance of cracking them.
Indeed, Spurs have a real chance of cracking the Manchester clubs' grip on the league this weekend when they will move joint top if they beat Wolves, with City not playing until Monday.
Where technology progresses rapidly, young upstarts have a better chance of cracking a market.
Most of the 43 drivers at this weekend's Daytona 500 will start their engines knowing they have a slim chance of cracking the top 10.
But with a pair of strong finishes he stands a decent chance of cracking the top 150, and under the tours byzantine rules players ranked between 126 and 150 retain their cards (out of about 235 touring pros) and can compete in events when needed to fill out the field.
Small businesses can increase their chances of cracking the export market by doing their homework first, said Alan D. Andrews, vice president of PNC Bank's global trade and equipment finance group, which works with the Export-Import Bank.
They both noted that since the front glass is essentially glued onto the bezel, it greatly increases the chances of cracking the screen.
The engineers also say that the concrete tanks were built using conventional concrete, not the much costlier polymer concrete mixed with plastic that is widely used in refineries in the West to reduce the chance of cracks.
If using a combination lock, turn the dial two times after locking to lower the chance of someone cracking it.
