Sentence examples for chance of proving from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy offers at least a chance of proving this aphorism wrong.

There was little chance of proving the chief suspect's guilt; and next to none of bringing him to justice.

This is a marriage that has every chance of proving the naysayers wrong – although they will not go quietly.

Bringing him to trial is probably Turkey's best chance of proving to a sceptical world that it would rather uphold law and order than subvert it.

As long as that discipline holds, Qualcomm's latest purchase has every chance of proving a smart bet on a market that's explosively upwardly mobile.

"And that is the problem with some of these lawsuits: without any chance of proving your case, you can still make a lot of mud stick".

Moreover, the officials said, the chances of proving their theory are diminishing as the virus infects more people globally.

Securities lawyers are divided over the S.E.C.'s chances of proving its case, but few members of the public will mourn should Goldman lose.

Ingraham's chances of proving his mettle in battle faded further in June 1863 after he was detailed as acting regimental quartermaster.

United States District Court Judge John W. Bissell, who presided over a hearing in Newark on Tuesday, said then that an early look at the evidence did not bode well for Belichick's chances of proving a violation of antitrust law.

The Lions added the chances of proving the claim were "significantly reduced" because no complaint was made.