Sentence examples for chances of countering from inspiring English sources

If it were, then the chances of countering the growing fundamentalism of the estimated 25 million people of the province - and elsewhere in the world - would be slim indeed.

Without it, he would not stand a chance of countering O'Neal.

Our governments are mobilising to give us the best chance of countering a possible flu pandemic and rightly so.

"If you can set a good example, you have a fighting chance of countering the $1.6 billion a year the food industry spends to sell a chubby lifestyle to your kids," he wrote.

Pittsburgh's best chance of countering the Flyers gameplan is a potent powerplay though.

Although HBOS's chances of successfully countering Santander were slim, agreed Jeremy Warner in the Independent, Mr Crosby seemed to believe "he owes it to his shareholders to at least try..

But one of those surrogates, Rep. Jason Chaffetz of Utah, did not get much of a chance to counter Mr. Gingrich because he was set upon by Mr. Gingrich's spokesman, R.C. Hammond, mini-recorder in hand, who aggressively questioned why he was there.

"You don't give the All Blacks any chances to counter attack.

Each point was a struggle for the Scot, his back tilted forward at maybe 10 degrees to the perpendicular, sniffing for chances, wary of counters.

While no Yale group has officially called for the cancellation of her appearance, several groups have asked that additional speakers be given a chance to counter her presentation.

But in the long run, these changes stand a chance of making counter-cyclical fiscal policy cutting during booms, spending during slumps the norm.