Sentence examples for chances of selection from inspiring English sources

I shall not damage anyone's chances of selection by naming my favourite for lord chief justice at the moment.

Jon Gregory is a job search, application and interview coach who has helped many students and graduates to increase their chances of selection.

Jones believes his side can enhance their chances of selection for next year's British and Irish Lions tour and impress their big southern hemisphere rivals if they smash France to complete a first Six Nations clean sweep for 13 years.

Out of respect for his room-mate Nathan Hines, whose one-week ban ended his chances of selection, there was no punching the air but few players in Britain or Ireland have overcome as many painful rejections en route.

Correction: July 30, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about ways for executives to improve their chances of selection to corporate boards misstated the surname of a managing director at Russell Reynolds Associates, an executive recruiting firm.

When Jádson returned to Brazil this summer, joining São Paulo partly for family reasons and partly in an attempt to improve his chances of selection for the World Cup, there was understandable concern among fans.

However, with the inclusion of the mobile phone numbers, using an overlapping dual-frame design, dual-phone users now have an increased chance of selection because they could be selected from either frame.

There are 2041 CDs in Adelaide of which 340 were randomly selected annually, each with an equal chance of selection.

The robust and sophisticated statistical approach applied in the study enabled us to minimize the chance of selection of a redundant predictor for the prognostic model, ensuring the selected model reliably predicts the risk of a woman developing GDM in under-resourced settings.

Where there was more than one eligible person living in the household, one person was selected using the 'Rizzo' method to ensure an equal chance of selection for interview.

Where more than one person was eligible, the Rizzo method was used to randomly select one person to be interviewed, thereby giving an equal chance of selection to all eligible people living in the household [ 34].