Sentence examples for chance of managing from inspiring English sources

Only by withdrawing the 12,500 troops remaining in Northern Ireland would the army stand a chance of managing the tasks the government is setting for it.

"So, my best chance of managing Champions League football would be abroad and it's an ambition of mine to do that.

Many of these problems may not require medical intervention, and in some cases the best chance of managing them successfully is through a social care provider.

Over the next 20 years the world has the chance to embark along a better path of economic growth that gives a much greater chance of managing climate change and overcoming poverty than the old high-carbon route.

By using the pressures of the course to broaden our outlook and learn unfamiliar skills, I think we have a better chance of managing tricky group situations back at the office.

Real devolution is about trust and risk-taking, and it is imperative that the institutions of the north give themselves the best possible chance of managing risk effectively and of being trusted to do so.

Research by the charity publicised earlier this year found that back to work programmes backed by the threat of sanctions had significant detrimental effects on both a person's actual mental health and their chances of managing to return to work.

In the meantime, teaching kids to code means more individuals will be inspired from a young age to become experts in coding, maximising our chances of managing these machines effectively, while providing an invaluable foundation for multi-disciplinary innovation.

Thinking about having HIV can be terrifying, but the sooner you know, the better your chances of managing the disease long-term.

We can participate in it, but there's no chance of us managing it".

If Danny can get the United job with his background, there must still be a chance of me managing Wednesday before I retire.