Sentence examples for chance of using a from inspiring English sources

If all goes well, Brazilian officials say there is even the chance of using a joint Brazilian-Ukrainian rocket to lift the fourth of the Chinese-Brazilian satellites.

He was not even offered a contract for 2009, choosing to move to Hull and considering the chance of using a grandparental qualification to play for Scotland in the World Cup until a couple of eyecatching performances in the play-offs prompted a call from Smith telling them that he was in England contention.

Results of both unadjusted and adjusted logistic regressions are provided in table 2. Only female sex and uncontrolled asthma were associated with a higher chance of using any CAMs in the unadjusted analysis.

Similarly, symptoms of depression nearly doubled the chance of using analgesics without a doctor's recommendation.> -wrap-foot> note: n = 127 Our study shows that many caregivers of AD patients report pain complaints and that they frequently take analgesics without consulting a doctor.

An alternative rocker doesn't stand much of a chance of using that medium, nor does a salsa singer, especially one with dark skin.

To minimize the chance of someone using a previously made film, there are two crucial elements that must be included in each film.

Through a series of events in early 2002 the chance of using Bass was presented when a colleague mentioned her space project to a friend and the friend's daughter shouted out, "Lance Bass wants to go into space!" The girl, who was an NSYNC fan, learned of Bass' lifelong dream of space travel when she read it online via a MTV forum.

"Or is it because Total is more deeply involved in Russia, and they have a better chance of using this as leverage to get a settlement?" Last year, Total was selected to be one of the operators of Shtokman, the world's single largest natural gas field.

Say what you will about FaceTime and how useful it actually is to everyday life, having to be connected to Wi-Fi to even have a chance of using it wasn't helping anything.

Military action is even less promising: the best chance of using force to stop Iran passed a long time ago.

The Democrats clearly have a good chance of using the Spanish election results to reinforce their claim that Mr Bush is alienating longstanding allies and thereby weakening the common stand on terrorism.