Sentence examples for chance of exiting from inspiring English sources

Anyone who lives past eighty-five, as more and more of us intend to, has roughly a fifty-fifty chance of exiting by way of Alzheimer's.

Cameroon must win to have a chance of exiting their Under-20 World Cup group.

Invest a few hours in making some simple money moves that will bulk up your portfolio and give you a solid chance of exiting 2010 more prosperous than you enter it.

Be it the size of the market, the vibrancy of the stock market or the number of VCs, California-based biotechs have the best chance of exiting through a successful and fruitful IPO.

In fact, many don't have the slightest chance of exiting the enclave.

Portugal's chances of exiting its three-year bailout rose after yields on its 10-year government debt fell sharply to an eight-year low of 3.58% at a bond auction.

Using the parameter estimates from the mobility regression, a linear projection would imply that a paid employee would have zero chance, assuming non-negative probability, of exiting his current job for any other employment state but unemployment.

All the more significant then that it is Sir John Major who is tonight telling an audience in Berlin that the UK "may be poised to leave the European Union" as "for the first time, there is a serious possibility that our electorate could vote to leave the EU… I put the chance of exit at just under 50%.

Most catheters were not accessed for a minimum of 10 days to reduce the chance of exit site leakage, in two cases the catheters were used within 5 days without complication.

Curry was stunned by their callousness, and she felt the publicity surrounding the transition robbed her of a chance to exit gracefully, and she basically shut down.

The fear is that the vote will heighten the chances of Greece exiting the euro and the global financial system will be shaken when the markets open on Monday.