Sentence examples for chances of blocking from inspiring English sources

Early on Friday senior UK government insiders were likening Cameron's chances of blocking Juncker's candidacy to England's then slim chances of staying in the World Cup following two defeats to Italy and Uruguay.

However for all the spring in their stride, opponents of gay marriage are also aware that their chances of blocking France's law are small at best.

Larger tumor tissue with a higher spatial cell density would experience higher chances of blocking the cell-to-cell communication upon RT because some adjacent tumor cells had been killed, thus cell-to-cell communication had been destroyed more severely.

They also indicated, however, that they saw little chance of blocking his confirmation.

Cameron also assumed that his best chance of blocking the Luxemburger would be to enlist the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

Despite Olney's promise to vote against invoking article 50, there's no chance of blocking the government now.

For the moment, there is a good chance of blocking the House bill in the Senate; but then again protectionist pressures may grow worse.

For example, the gauge cluster in front of the wheel tilts with the wheel itself, so no matter how you adjust the tiller you can always easily see the instruments with no chance of blocking the site lines to the speedo, etc.

The skill "Anatomy", which allowed the player to cause extra damage in melee combat, is replaced with "Parry", which has a chance of blocking incoming attacks.

Therefore the lack of a segment between the Spliced Leader and the start codon (to which negative regulators could eventually bind), would imply that once the ribosomal initiation complex is assembled, there is almost no chance of blocking translation initiation.

For this increases the chance of blocking a pass or shot.