Sentence examples for chance of training from inspiring English sources

These may either be the drug in question or some analogue of it that, for one reason or another, is reckoned to have a better chance of training the immune system.

It means giving the poorest people the chance of training, a job, and hope for the future.

Cameron promised to rebalance the economic recovery and give the poorest people the chance of training for a job and hope for the future.

He told the club website:  "Peter has a 50/50 chance of training at the end of the week.

But such is the low value placed on these roles and the women who do them – and it is mostly women – that there is little or no chance of progression, training, promotion or a decent living wage, as evidenced by the TUC's report into gender equality released this week.

He was by many accounts a good pilot, although F102s were already so obsolete that there was little chance of pilots trained to fly them being sent to Vietnam.

5) So, based on both anecdotal and empirical evidence, there's really no chance of a trained good guy gunman taking out a bad guy gunman.

A woman's secondary or tertiary education places her at a greater chance of having trained personnel at delivery compared to having no education.

Failure would mean "more young Americans are forced to forego dreams of college or the chance to train for the jobs of the future," Mr Obama said.

But because they were "disproportionately deprived" in terms of education and background they had less chance of "attaining a training place".

"I was then offered the chance to train and be part of the Man City squad in the interim to keep myself in the best shape going into New York.