Sentence examples for chance to formulate from inspiring English sources

One hope, he said, is that the troop reduction in Afghanistan in 2014 will give Washington a chance to formulate a more holistic regional approach.

Not only will this offer students a chance to formulate their thoughts for others to read, it will also help them see what students around the country are thinking.

In a motion filed last month, Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson told the court that the government had not been aware of the existence of the case until California filed its appeal, and asked for a chance to formulate and express the government's views before the court acted in the case.

The chance to "formulate that answer verbally" and "bounce ideas off each other" in small-group discussions creates a "safe" and "non-threatening" setting before "reporting to the entire class in a more 'high-stakes' way".

Maybe it would be nice if the doctor would like, at least wait ten seconds to give me a chance to formulate my question.

In our opinion, the existence of various types of memory kernels increases the chances to formulate adequately different types of models where different types of memory appear.

Elements such as flexible cargo sizes, splitting of loads, and different ship speed, although they affect profitability if formulated within the models, they can be handled instead by sensitivity and what-if analysis, giving other elements the chance to be formulated.

The forecaster outputs are used to formulate a chance-constrained day-ahead scheduling problem.

In addition, this paper models the EVs waiting queue constrain as a chance constrain in the optimization model to formulate customer satisfaction with probabilistic approach.

My impression was that it appears that if your startup is able to formulate the right question, chances are pretty decent of being connected with the right people to help you find a solid answer.

It's almost as if Rob Ford is trying to say, "Please, Doug, you're going to ruin my chances in Hollywood," but he's too disappointed to formulate a sentence.