Sentence examples for chances for changes from inspiring English sources

E. Neil Trautwein, a vice president of the National Retail Federation, said the standoff had "hardened the positions" of House Republicans, Senate Democrats and the White House, reducing the chances for changes that could make the law more workable for employers.

Mr. Cohen and Mr. Hornak admit that inertia and Albany's protective grip on incumbents diminish the chances for change.

Given his background, many political analysts seemed pessimistic about the chances for change under Mr. Krenz.

Jonathan B. Oberlander, who teaches health politics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said recessionary pressures had raised the chances for change from nil to possible.

But with directly appointed military personnel occupying a quarter of the seats and the rest likely to be won by the government proxy parties (the election results are yet to be announced, but an over 90% win is probable), the chances for change are slim.

Generally, institutional resilience is liable to damage the chances for change.

They are now actively trying to sabotage the team, as they feel that international shame and on-pitch failure is the only chance for changes to finally take place in Croatian football.

Now there is a chance for change.

Chávez is the best chance for change," he says.

So there was a chance for change, but that chance was blown.

Neither is there much chance for change driven by people within the ruling political circles.