Sentence examples for chance of recognising from inspiring English sources

As I stand in the London drizzle waiting to meet someone I have no chance of recognising, my mind plays tricks.

It employed spelling correction, the merging of adjacent entities and entity extension to increase the chance of recognising the trivial names slightly outside the coverage of the dictionary and write rules to describe the systematic chemical nomenclature.

It functions by slowing down the rate of scanning by the ribosome and improving the chance of it recognising the start of translation at the AUG start codon.

American commercial rulings have more chance of being recognised than those handed down by English courts, says Andreas Haberbeck of Hatem Abbas Ghazzawi, a law firm in Jeddah.

In 1916 Winifred moved into a rented flat in Camden, chosen by Little Tich for its close proximity to his house in Bedford Square; this enabled him to visit her with less chance of being recognised.

It is of concern that a patient presenting to a GP while suffering from depression as identified by the PHQ-9 seems to have only a 50% chance of being recognised by the GP as having depression.

They also offer a real chance to recognise the potential of the world's forests to contribute to solving the many challenges that lie ahead.

As I've travelled more, I've also done more film work, increasing the chances of being recognised by the young Asian staff at Heathrow.

Moore is hoping Fahrenheit 9/11 will be selected in the best film category for next year's Oscars - he did not present it for the best documentary award to boost the film's chances of being recognised in the higher profile category.

Well, the film won't be released until next year, so there's no chance of me being recognised at this stage.

Karidja Touré was nominated for a most promising actress César, but there's zero chance of her being recognised at the Oscars for her brilliant central role in Girlhood.