Sentence examples for chance of resolving from inspiring English sources

Yet there is today a good chance of resolving all these issues in negotiations.

When you've done this you can go back to the situation with a chance of resolving it.

You need to have a go at talking about the issue if you think there's any chance of resolving it.

Instead of worsening the bill, Mr. Boehner could have negotiated with Democrats to construct one with a chance of resolving the standoff and passing in the Senate.

After George H.W. Bush was elected president, he and I believed that if we could take the Central American conflicts out of domestic politics, we would have a far better chance of resolving them as foreign policy problems.

But his decision makes it even harder for the Clinton administration to come out forcibly in favour of a court ruling against the boy's father.There has never been any chance of resolving this issue without causing pain to someone.

So his departure could hurt the chances of resolving the Arab-Kurdish dispute over land and oil in the border region around Kirkuk, a city and province which the Kurds say is theirs.

As hopes rise that Pyongyang will agree to the world's nuclear demands, the US is edging closer to removing North Korea from its list of states that sponsor terrorism, a move that many believe would kill off the chances of resolving the abduction issue.

Consumers may be able to improve their chances of resolving a complaint if they "have realistic goals in mind" and spend time doing research and developing a strategy before they call or send an e-mail, said Guy Winch, a New York psychologist and author of "The Squeaky Wheel" (Walker & Company, 2011), a book about the psychology of complaining.

Some environmental advocates fear that the chances of resolving the issue are narrowing with every passing day.

Keep the conversation on track; it's fine to let people ramble a little, but unless we stay on topic, the chances of resolving or tying up a group conversation are minimized.