Sentence examples for chances for continued from inspiring English sources
But the damage done in this victory could also hurt Clijsters's chances for continued success in the second week.
The religious predictions of how the world will end are rejected by humanists not because we think that humanity is invulnerable but because we recognize that there are real threats to humanity's survival, and that by focusing on unrealistic and uncontrollable "end times" distractions we neglect to take ownership of our own choices, and in the process decrease our chances for continued existence.
But he said that his assessment of the economy, and of which candidate presented the best chance for continued prosperity, would drive his thinking.
Only in the high FG group was the fold change of ACE significantly associated with the outcome of weight maintenance, with a greater reduction in ACE predicting a greater chance for continued weight loss.
Many members of his party harshly criticized his decision to abandon the long-held unionist "no guns, no government" disarmament demand, and he would have little chance of gaining support for continued Ulster Unionist participation now in the absence of any matching I.R.A. move on arms.
At least to provide an enterprise a chance of continued survival what may be required is a structure that is more organic and self-organising in nature.
Betting odds on Thursday indicated the highest chance to date of Britain voting to stay in the EU, with the implied probability of a vote for continued membership rising to as high as 83%.
"Certainly, the combination of five months already in the books and the outlook for continued warmth raises the chances for the warmest year on record," Arndt said.
The chances for keeping Concorde in service were stifled by Airbus's lack of support for continued maintenance.
There is thus a need for continued surveillance of fever and clusters of pneumonia cases to improve the chances of early detection.
