Sentence examples for chances of affecting from inspiring English sources

Recently, two reports about a "functional cure" in an HIV-infected infant and in 14 patients who were treated within the first 2 months of infection highlight the importance of early treatment for increasing the chances of affecting a functional HIV cure [ 19, 20].

When you combine all those things, it might have a chance of affecting behavior".

"We have to recognize that there is a rather limited chance of affecting the economy in a significant way.

It's like committing a felony at the police station, with virtually no chance of affecting the election outcome".

But Washington and its partners are creating a plan that might have a chance of affecting Iran's calculations.

Unfortunately, the current crop of eight independent contenders seem not to have the slightest chance of affecting the race between Senator Corzine and Mr. Forrester.

But as long as it is enforced, the ATT has a good chance of affecting the worst trouble spots in the world – Africa, Latin America, South Asia – quite quickly".

If a defender blows by Michael Kidd-Gilchrist on the wing, Kidd-Gilchrist has a decent chance of affecting the shot because of his leaping ability.

Statistically, if you're reading this, you probably have a much better chance of affecting change than I do, so you should definitely register.

"But I genuinely think next season we will have a real good chance of affecting it (top four) because we will be in a much better starting position.

Under AV everyone gets the same ballot, but fringe-party supporters can cast, cost-free, a first preference protest vote, confident that their second preference has a good chance of affecting the result.