Sentence examples for chance to proceed from inspiring English sources

"He looked at what they've done with the bullpen, and there's always a chance to proceed far into the postseason.

The administration's skepticism about Iraq's agreement to allow weapons inspectors without conditions is understandable, however, we must allow weapons inspections a chance to proceed before concluding that they have failed.

The president's decision to delay gives them a chance to proceed more carefully in choosing the right system and easing the concerns of Russia, China and America's skeptical NATO allies.

Justice Scalia said that "trial judges will have every incentive to make their lives easier" by appointing lawyers rather than giving mentally ill defendants a chance to proceed on their own.

Thus, even though a high nonspecific binding of these tracers in the experimental animals are still exists, these compounds have chance to proceed to the preliminarily clinical evaluation when the clinical safety of these tracers are confirmed.

The latter implied that less academic oriented students were obliged to proceed and were not given the chance to move towards a more vocational type of training.

So, here are my (revised) thoughts on the most common ways to follow up after a promised introduction: Path #1 — Person X (who promised to introduce) writes a lovely e-mail to Person Y (the person you should meet) raving about you before you even have a chance to ask how to proceed, ensuring that person Y is receptive to your contact when it arrives.

The French mandate period (from 1922) provided a chance for the Alawites to proceed on an 'equal footing' and look to emerge from beyond the mountains.

This indicates substantial inter-rater reliability above chance and good enough to proceed with analysis.

When you select your point, you will be given one more chance to ensure that you want to proceed.

There is a chance, however, that astronomers may be able to proceed with VERITAS--possibly even at Mount Hopkins.