Sentence examples for chance of tracking from inspiring English sources

By having access to deposit records, the police have a better chance of tracking that money.

But if the United States could not do that on behalf of Haiti, poorer, less influential nations would have little chance of tracking down counterfeiters.

The problem is, if people don't know what savings, investments, life insurance and treasured possessions you own, they have little chance of tracking them down.

Your colleagues will have contacts in a great range of relevant careers, and although these may not be pharmacologists, you have a good chance of tracking one down.

I figured that by canvassing the participants in that day's car show, I'd have a fighting chance of tracking them down.

American officials leading the inquiry and overseeing recovery efforts have refused to discuss their progress, to avoid compromising chances of tracking down those ultimately responsible.

What would be your chances of tracking down your original red-haired ancestor if no records were kept about the union between your great-great-great-great grandfather Sven and his Irish bride Maggie?

So we're exposing the stark gaps in life chances by publishing a wide range of tracking data to show how well society is doing here and now.

Although Mr Habibie has promised a full investigation into the former president's assets, the chances of ever tracking them down are slim.

Voter interviews, too, offer a chance to track the persistence of wild, not to mention mildly insane, rumors long since gone viral.

Viewing novels as being written in one big room means we'll lose the chance to track the development of the human mind from generation to generation, but Forster doesn't mind – the novel has only been around since the 18th century, which isn't enough time for humans to change in any essential way.