Sentence examples for chances of moving from inspiring English sources

A loophole in the arbitration process then ruined Starks's chances of moving to a playoff team.

And if he moves to one of the four teams above Liverpool in the standings, Liverpool's chances of moving up will decline as well.

When William Hague became the Tories' leader after they were routed in 1997, for example, his chances of moving into Number 10 were always slim.

Wet weather is forecast for Sunday and both the McLaren drivers will be hoping for a rain-interrupted race to boost their chances of moving up the order.

A poll for the New York Times found that twice as many Americans reckon that their chances of moving up a notch have improved over the past 30 years than think their chances have gone down.

He thinks that "it's the poorest 10% [of Americans] who seem to lose out, cutting their wages by perhaps 5%."Worse, say the sceptics, migration may limit poor natives' chances of moving up to better-paid jobs.

Chance of moving: Four stars.

If Silicon Valley can coördinate its dissent, they stand a chance of moving the policy needle.

This means that grid-like distributed computing has a chance of moving into the mainstream.

This has no chance of moving us because we still don't know the man.

But both developments seemed to present the chance of moving the adversaries toward spiraling violence.