Sentence examples for chance of performing from inspiring English sources
The approach also has good chance of performing in real-time.
A crew of only three would have little chance of performing outstanding science.
And I'm fairly sure you've got more chance of performing at the Royal Variety than you have of staging a revolution and overthrowing the monarchy.
"It's a little bit of an ego trip". He said that stores with a wider range of prices, like Ralph Lauren, would have a better chance of performing well.
Yet, Dr. S. Terry Canale, a representative of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, said an orthopedic surgeon had a 25percentt chance of performing wrong-site surgery at least once in 25 years of practice.
I imagine that he was quite realistic about his chances of winning and that he simply saw the chance of performing to 100 million people in one go as an opportunity too good to miss.
Professors who attend industry conferences or immerse themselves in the practice of business decrease the chances of performing well on publication and cite counts.
In an era when pre-match preparation still involved a refreshing pint or three, he was personally never satisfied unless he felt he had done everything in his power to maximise his chances of performing to his best.
Perhaps worse, because perfectionism reduces willingness to take risks — one way to minimize the chances of performing less than optimally — "it reduces creativity and innovation," skills that are in huge demand.
Because it does matter what time of the day you play, and there are routine things you can do - like turning your face to the sun - to improve your chances of performing better.
