Sentence examples for chances of existing from inspiring English sources

They cannot win, but they can destroy the chances of existing excellent Labour MPs.

In addition, higher costs can potentially reduce both the number of new missions and the chances of existing ones to be extended.

He wants a new Jewish identity focused not on the particular but on the universal, asserting that "if we do not establish modern Israeli identity on foundations of optimism, faith in humans and full trust in the family of nations, we have no chance of existing".

Translated into black hole mass, we'd need it to be at least 0.00002 grams to have even a chance of existing.

The flaw here is subtle, for Dawkins is imagining God in advance and then claiming that what he imagines has little chance of existing.

A selection of 78 images from this marathon form his revelatory solo debut in the United States, introducing an artist ahead of his time in his emphasis on chance and of existing images and the determined "de-skilling" of his medium.

What are the chances of life existing on another planet?

And looking at that terrain, I would say the chances of life existing on Venus are pretty slim.

Should Scotland opt to stay in the UK, as looks most likely, then the chances of the existing financial deal between London and Edinburgh lasting much longer look slim.

The chances of Israel existing by mid-century are no more than twenty percent if its governments continue to pursue the settlement project.

In an interview with Lisa-Joy Zgorski of the National Science Foundation, Steven Vogt was asked what he thought about the chances of life existing on Gliese 581 g.