Sentence examples for chance of providing from inspiring English sources

(Ohio has about a 50-50 chance of providing the decisive Electoral College votes).

Anti-Marcos factions were fragmented, but most eventually accepted that Aquino stood the best chance of providing unity.

When all other available treatments have an even smaller chance of providing any benefit, Avastin's positive results — however sparse — are extremely valuable to us.

A few decades of poor democratic governance has a better chance of providing centuries of tolerance and prosperity than does a single individual with a noble agenda.

He feels Egypt's new capital stands a good chance of providing better employment opportunities than its predecessors, mainly because Egypt's vast government will be relocated there.

I've always said that he was our best chance of providing that something extra but I had to rub my eyes when he scored so early.

"The more alignment of remuneration you've got, the greater the chances of providing the service the client wants," says Tony Williams of Jomati Consultants, which specialises in the legal business.

Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan, is now working on a bill to help those in the group, a spokesman, Miguel Ayala, said, but the chances of providing them with additional weeks of benefits seem dim.

Hence in hard times when food might be scarce, daughters were more valuable because their chances of providing offspring would have been greater than sons, who might get killed or fail to find a mate.

But it also stipulated that the government should implement agreed reforms, particularly of policing.The current argument centres around whether Mr Mandelson, in his efforts to shore up Mr Trimble as he tried to coax his party back into government, watered down the policing bill in a way that undermined its chances of providing a police force acceptable to all.

But a move could improve his chances of providing competition for first-choice England Test keeper Matt Prior.