Sentence examples for chance of cutting from inspiring English sources

Clip dark colored nails in several small cuts to reduce the chance of cutting into the quick.

Always cut the dressing beneath the dog's chin so that you will have no chance of cutting your dog's ears.

For now, it appears that protesters on the high seas stand the best chance of cutting short the hunt.

He believes individual countries and industries taking action even without a global deal provides the best chance of cutting emissions.

The ECB will have to forgo the profits on the Greek bonds it bought at a discount if Greece is to have a chance of cutting its debt burden to 120% of GDP by 2020.

A dealer system is better for intermediaries, who can maximise spreads, than for investors, who in an order-driven system have the chance of cutting out the spread altogether.

Negotiators from the House and the Senate, meeting for the first time, said today that they were optimistic about their chances of cutting a deal on legislation that would establish a wide range of new rights for patients and new duties for health insurance companies.

Slicing them is a sticky process and a mango slicer will reduce your chances of cutting yourself.

It can be used with ease and confidence because it eliminates the chances of cutting into plumbing,electrical or communication lines.

The flatter velocity profile means that there is a higher chance of the cuttings near solid wall surfaces being exposed to the high annular velocity, and that there is a lower chance of cuttings settling at the lower side of the wellbore.

The centrist Gang of 6 introduced a Simpson-Bowles-like proposal in the middle of delicate negotiations, thus ending whatever slim chances there were of cutting a deal.