Sentence examples for chance of problems from inspiring English sources

There's less chance of problems building up if you've got people who can nip things in the bud straightaway".

"Fine Chinese art held by Japanese or European dealers will not be shown to U.S. museums because the dealers will not wish to risk the chance of problems at Customs," Mr. Lally said.

Available evidence supports the hypothesis that there is a better chance of problem recognition in the case of externalizing problems [ 6, 7].

Releasing them unprepared for all that would risk them being overwhelmed and raise the chances of problems.

Plants grown in hydroponic systems filled with water leave fewer chances of problems caused by water.

It cites a report from the Millennium Cohort Study in the UK about children's media usage: "Those who watched more than three hours of television, videos or DVDs a day had a higher chance of conduct problems, emotional symptoms and relationship problems by the time they were 7 than children who did not.

Our best chance of solving problems is by cooperating and coordinating.

The Clintons liquidated the trust — valued at $5 million to $25 million — and are leaving the proceeds for now in cash in an effort to eliminate any chance of ethical problems or political embarrassment from their holdings as Mrs. Clinton runs for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, their advisers said.

In this case, we decrease the radius of the Rzone, as a smaller route-searching space reduces the chance of collision problems in MAC 802.15.4.

(GP5) -I think that if the pain is not retrosternal, for example if it is lateral, there's a lot less chance of heart problems.

Liposuction is typically the type of surgery recommended for underarms.[19] Risks are low, but there is a chance of serious problems.[20].[20]