Sentence examples for chance of dealing from inspiring English sources
By comparison, we have a better chance of dealing with Knightian uncertainty in the economic world.
The Yankees' chance of dealing for Johan Santana depends on their willingness to include Phil Hughes in a trade offer.
Urban planners accept that such schemes have no chance of dealing with the chronic environmental woes of the poorest cities, from toxic waste dumps to unregulated depletion of the aquifers on which cities depend, but think they promote local innovation.
Standing trial in your own country is likely to give you a better chance of dealing with such errors than if you are hauled into court abroad assuming, of course, that you come from a law-governed and civilised country.
Yesterday, they were pushed further into arrears as Durham built on a century from opening batsman Mark Stoneham to establish a platform which will allow Onions to bowl as aggressively as he likes on the final day, with every chance of dealing Nottinghamshire's title prospects perhaps terminal damage.
"They probably would reject even a better offer, figuring that after the election they have a chance of dealing with someone other than George Bush," said one senior Asian official who has been urging the White House to make an offer to the North.
Some skeptics warned yesterday that none of the maneuvering addressed Qwest's long-term chances of dealing with its $26.3 billion debt load.
"This has been painstaking work with the aim of maximising the chances of dealing a big blow to serious criminality and a big blow to environmental vandalism," he said.
Takeyh said he believed that widely expected U.S. air strikes on Syria, for its alleged chemical weapons attack on pro-rebel suburbs of Damascus, could increase the chances of deal-making.
Though loose lips come with less chance of deals closing, they also coincide with much higher premiums.
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