Sentence examples for chance of host from inspiring English sources

Modern molecular techniques are answering questions associated with subspecific variation in biological control agents with respect to host use and the chance of host shifts of agents following release.

Collier says "20 or 30 countries" have a "realistic chance" of hosting that.

Lowy insisted the country had run a clean bid but he now realised "we never stood a chance" of hosting the tournament, which went to Qatar.

"When we started this fight Milton Keynes didn't exist as a club and now they are in with a chance of hosting World Cup games in 2018.

The play-offs still loom but Exeter now need to beat Wasps at home and, probably, Harlequins away to have a chance of hosting a semi-final.

Months with 31 days January, March, May, July, August, October, and December have a much better chance of hosting a blue moon because of their length.

Bartlett's decision effectively kills Tulsa's chance of hosting the Games because the United States Olympic Committee requires local government officials to support a city's bid.

He was jovial, bantering, talking about Scotland winning "the unofficial World Cup" and he rocked in his chair when he was asked about England's chance of hosting the 2018 World Cup.

Their budget was swelled by £2.5m public money from hard-up local authorities, told they might have a chance of hosting matches, who are now closing libraries and swimming pools due to massive government cuts.

One because it recalls distant days when the Fifa general secretary praised English footballing philosophy, rather than being the man widely regarded as heading a corrupt organisation that scuppered England's chance of hosting the 2018 World Cup.

The American official on whom England relied to stand any chance of hosting the 2018 World Cup has revealed why he voted for Russia as the fallout into the double ballot in Zurich shows no sign of abating.