Sentence examples for chances of sustaining from inspiring English sources

The stronger the retailer's market position at home, the better its chances of sustaining overseas investments.

Yes – once you sustain one TBI your chances of sustaining another go up and there are definitely cumulative effects in many cases.

Fewer than 500,000 of the three million people with brittle bone disease have received drugs that reduce their chances of sustaining a fracture, according to evidence assembled by the National Osteoporosis Society.

But it offers well-grounded support to anyone who has questioned the long-held theory of Seymour Martin Lipset that the richer the country, the greater the chances of sustaining democracy.

In short, the seemingly inflated.387 BABIP from Johnson's rookie season may have been a bit less inflated than we initially thought, and his chances of sustaining an average in the.270-.280 raree are subsequently better.

If the Liberals remain in a minority government, their chances of sustaining long-championed policies and costly infrastructure projects vehemently opposed by the New Democrats and even more progressive Greens will be reduced.

Many Scots believe that independence gives them a chance of sustaining a more social democratic nation.

The person who casts out the latter has no chance of sustaining the credibility of a modernized, updated newspaper".

A team that spends less for more, instead of more for less, has a better chance of sustaining success.

That gives it a better chance of sustaining productivity growth when the gains from adopting existing technologies run out.

"The pieces are rare, but incredibly beautiful". The auction houses' best chance of sustaining the market is the explosion of interest in contemporary design.