Sentence examples for chance of exploiting from inspiring English sources
The Wall Street bank reckons the French side has a 23% chance of exploiting home advantage to triumph in the final.
Finally, motivated by recent suggestions concerning the chance of exploiting Ge dots for photovoltaic nanodevices, we present calculations of the electronic and optical properties of a Ge35H36 nanocrystal, and compare the results with those for the corresponding Si35H36 nanocrystals and the co-doped Si33BPH36.
"My concern [about Brexit] is that if people felt there was a better chance of exploiting the European market from a place like Berlin, they'll just choose that or other locations instead," he argues.
Attempting races when you're underpowered is a waste of time and even when you're rolling in a supremely pimped beast of an asphalt-eating machine, the rubber-banding effect that The Crew employs means that significantly lower-ranked competitors always have a chance of exploiting your mistakes, overtaking and parking your ass at a retry if you happen to slide from the racing line.
Argentina did not have much joy getting in behind, or around, Wales but Japan most certainly did and with Faf de Klerk and Elton Jantjies chosen at half-back, the Springboks may fancy their chances of exploiting similar weaknesses in the Welsh defence.
But the greater the level of finance, energy and sheer brainpower devoted to graphene globally, the greater are the chances of exploiting it successfully.
This is a critical step in accessing all the genes of this species and increases the chances of exploiting the natural genetic diversity through association genetics.
Until there is a greater understanding of root-secreted phosphatase Po interactions in the soil the chances of exploiting root-phosphatase activity for greater nutrient acquisition appear slim.
