Sentence examples for chances of recognition from inspiring English sources
Peter Rainer, chairman of the society and the film critic for New York magazine, said the selection of "American Splendor" belied fears that a rule banning studios from sending screening copies to critics would adversely affect the chances of recognition of films that do not receive abundant theatrical release.
The point is to make people feel safe and make them feel like they have a chance of recognition.
Surprisingly, the move is not being described as the result of a fit of pique: instead, the film-maker has been praised for allowing other local movies a better chance of recognition.
So until there is a significant political shift, there is little chance of recognition for Kosovo from the IOC.
CG font was chosen to maximise the chance of recognition with an RPS as the narrow lines of the font maximised the space between linear elements and presented a low mean illumination.
The longer it can remain stable and relatively democratic, the better its chances of international recognition.
As a black man in the South or the Southwest, he would no doubt have had excellent chances of gaining recognition as a jazz trumpeter.
After signing for Lancashire from Somerset in October, Buttler said that he hoped the move would help his chances of international recognition at Test level.
He also wrote that "... although [the song was] a hit in the United States and Mexico, the two companies failed to promote the song further, damaging Selena and the Barrio Boyzz' chances of international recognition ... ...... Throughout March 2010, "Donde queira que estés" and a few other Selena music videos formed part of a tribute to mark the fifteenth anniversary of Selena's death.
Finally, and with the best chance of Oscar recognition, how about Barton Funk?
Unlike common PCR, performed using one pair of primer, LAMP requires at least two pairs of primer and, thus, increases the chance of specific recognition and amplification of target DNA compared to PCR.
