Sentence examples for chances of serving from inspiring English sources

Jacob Zuma's chances of serving a second term as the country's president would dip if it had done worse.

Mr. Raines, who generally was both assertive and patient with his critics, lost his composure only once, when he was asked about the potential impact of the report on his chances of serving in a future Democratic administration.

Earlier this year, the party leader David Cameron named several former ministers from the Major and Thatcher eras, saying they had "every chance" of serving in a future Tory government.

Black men in the United States have a 32percentt chance of serving time in prison at some point in their lives, according to the Sentencing Project.

But those whose political connections to Mr. Obama were measured in dollars, rather than administration service, had an increased chance of representing the United States in Western Europe, and a markedly smaller chance of serving in, say, Central Asia or sub-Saharan Africa.

Although some senior Conservatives dare to hope for an overall majority, quite a lot accept that their best chance of serving a second term is in coalition once more with the Liberal Democrats.

It would also give the GOP a head start on the 2008 campaign and give Ms Rice a chance of serving two terms.Mark ShulmanWhite Plains, New YorkSIR – You hint that the Republicans are turning their backs on the "southern strategy".

Hamzaoglu also made a statement on the club website, saying he was grateful for the chance of serving the club as manager after years as a player for the Istanbul club.

Partly because of drug laws, a black man now has a one-in-three chance of serving time in prison at some point in his life, according to the Sentencing Project, a group that seeks reform in the criminal justice system.

I feel privileged to be given the chance of serving the organization.

When you focus on a very specific area, like Homejoy focuses on house cleaning, you have a better chance of serving all of that market's needs and differentiating.