Sentence examples for chances of ameliorating from inspiring English sources

As many of the threats facing amphibians are extremely difficult to neutralize in the short- to medium-term, the chances of ameliorating – let alone reversing – amphibian declines seem very poor.

Nor does there seem much prospect of ameliorating austerity with a growth strategy that would give the more vulnerable countries a fighting chance of meeting the currently unrealistic deficit reduction targets.

Detecting autoimmune disease in early or preclinical stages is clinically important because the institution of treatment prior to the onset of organ damage has a greater chance to ameliorate or even cure the disease [ 12].

Ironically and unfortunately, instead of ameliorating the effects of economic slowdowns, our social safety net often acts to compound them.

The 'deterrent' role of social housing management is now overtaking the social role of ameliorating housing need.

Irving Howe once described the passing of socialist ideas as simply a prelude to new ways of ameliorating social ills.

The Copenhagen meetings in December 2009 may be humanity's last chance to ameliorate climate change.

In South Asia, unlike the Middle East, peacemaking does not offer the prospect of ameliorating underlying inequities that fuel terrorism.

(The Justice Department statement notes there's research evidence showing strong family relationship cut recidivism, improve chances of finding post-release employment, and ameliorate the harm to children from having an incarcerated parent).

This Valentine's Day, those of us who are getting on can give the gift of clarity by ameliorating those end-of-life agonies that can be ameliorated.

Moreover, the claim that economic interdependence automatically ameliorates the chances of conflict is disputable.