Sentence examples for chances of emerging from inspiring English sources

Others were not as sanguine about Mr. Scrushy's chances of emerging from the accounting scandal.

When US Airways filed for bankruptcy protection in August, its executives issued optimistic predictions about its chances of emerging quickly from Chapter 11.

What is clear is that a relatively small drop in Ukip support alone would boost the Tories chances of emerging as the largest party on 7 May.

"I am not here to come in second," he told reporters asking him about his chances of emerging victorious in South Carolina.

With Mr Chirac enfeebled, Mr Sarkozy's chances of emerging as the UMP's presidential candidate in 2007 look stronger than ever.What does all this mean for policymaking?

Without it, WorldCom's ability to get the goods and services it needs using trade credit would be severely limited, jeopardizing the company's chances of emerging from Chapter 11, she said.

While primordia appear to have a 50% chance of emerging if they are directly preceded by a non-emerged primodium, the probability of emergence rises to 0.76 if the two previous primordia both emerged.

Does the girl have a chance of emerging from this school with her identity and heritage intact?

Nevertheless Mr McCain seems still to believe strongly that he has every chance of emerging as the victor.

Provided that foreigners intrusively monitor the proposed new election (as agreed), a new government has a chance of emerging peacefully.

If Mr. Santorum does instead, he has a good chance of emerging as Mr. Romney's major rival.