Sentence examples for chances of setting from inspiring English sources
My chances of setting foot on Elephant Island had been given single digits, so I wasn't going to miss this opportunity, even though my ambitions were set eight or nine miles to the east.
But Trott feels that the venue being partly open to the elements may affect her team's chances of setting yet another world record.
Relegation-threatened Lancashire's chances of setting a testing target on the last day now rest with Croft (34 not out) and England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler.
The accident meant the team will not get his data, especially of the race-simulation runs, which could harm their chances of setting up the car in the optimum fashion for the race.
He has also been skilful at shaping policies which have a good chance of setting Democrats at each other's throats.
Some Tory MPs have told me they do not understand why he has thrown up the chance of setting up a truly independent regulator, with all-party support.
The only way the A.A.P. stood any chance of setting itself apart, Kejriwal understood, was if it visibly and methodically defied every piece of received wisdom in the playbook of Indian electioneering.
In fact, Alvarez wrote, they'd have "a good chance of setting off a high-yield explosion simply by dropping one half of the material onto the other half".
The country's new rulers emerged from the war with hard-earned legitimacy, giving them a decent chance of setting up a unified national government.Last month they thanked their foreign allies and bid them goodbye.
England, on the other hand, knew that bowling first gave them their best chance of setting South Africa back, mindful that the Lord's pitch has the reputation of getting easier as the match wears on.
