Sentence examples for chances of changing from inspiring English sources
And on the question of reforming the international financial institutions, America and the BRICs find themselves on the same side.Without strawA more compelling reason for doubting the BRICs' chances of changing anything fundamental is that they are not capable of it.
Take away the phone, and their chances of changing their situation are seriously reduced.Spence, Manhattan So much could be said about the insensitivity of government in this case, but I was praying through the whole article for this woman and her children.
Chelsea's claim, earlier in the year, that Lampard would "under no circumstances" be granted a contract extension seemed at the time to be unnecessarily decisive, and his chances of changing the club's stance have probably been growing by increments ever since.
Therefore, it would have high chances of changing into a proline and of staying as an alanine, and mild chances of changing into amino acids similar to alanine.
In this example, it would be the proline row, having thus increased chances of changing into proline and amino acids similar to proline.
In particular, the data support the theoretical foundation on which NURHI was based that is, the communication theory that holds that changing ideational factors, such as knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs, increases the chances of changing people's behavior.
In order to have any chance of changing government policy, popular opinion will have to change.
I have not found a single election over the last few decades in which impersonation fraud had the slightest chance of changing an election outcome — unlike absentee-ballot fraud, which changes election outcomes regularly.
"I don't write from a sense of crusade, I don't have a belief that anything I do will change the terrain in the slightest, and if it does, it stands an equal chance of changing it for the worse.
"There's no chance of changing this," he told me.
There is little chance of changing Mr. Assad's mind.
