Sentence examples for chances of change from inspiring English sources

Chances of Change 'Pernicious Fad'Or Real Prospect?

Perales said that without government backing the chances of change are slim.

With so many big powers slavering to do business with it, the chances of change look as bleak as ever.

There have been beatings and forced confessions.Despite the grim outlook, many Uzbeks think the chances of change are slim.

Anything that makes that more difficult damages the chances of change in Europe or the people in this country having their say".

If you are in an abusive situation (not just a tough one), Namie and Woodward agree that chances of change are low.

To address these difficulties we used a controlled before and after design (comparing changes in commissioners making investments compared with those not making investments) over a short time period (to minimise the chances of changes being made to measurements collected routinely), with a large number of local commissioners (to minimise the effect of changes made by other organisations).

But he sees little chance of change now.

With significant attention and widespread condemnation of the comments comes a more significant chance of change.

If more waiters voiced their concerns, there would be a greater chance of change.

Jonathan Freedland in the Guardian says the election represents the best chance of change for a generation.