Sentence examples for chances of switching from inspiring English sources

The talk says less about Mr. McCain's chances of switching parties than it does about Washington politics.

Breaking the rules is also likely to ruin a customer's chances of switching to a cheaper credit card.

The virus was designed to minimise its chances of switching on cancer genes – a problem that plagued earlier trials on children with SCID, another immune disorder.

For once a customer has opened his or her first bank account, the chances of switching are still relatively low.

It is assumed that the resistant and sensitive parasites have equal chances of switching to gametocytes, independently of antimalarial treatment but dependent upon the parasite density.

In addition, passengers holding paper tickets have a much better chance of switching airlines than those with electronic-ticket reservations.

It can be cumbersome when trying to switch modes quickly, but it also eliminates the chance of switching modes inadvertently.

Then, it is possible to design a tank with dual heaters, giving the users the chance of switching between the elements depending on the amount of hot-water required.

When cw is set to 63, the nodes will have 50% probability of remaining in the same channel (backoff value is 0) and a 50% chance of switching to the next channel (if the backoff value is 63, then 63 mod 31 = 1).

When cw is set to 511, the nodes will have a 50% probability of remaining in the same channel (the backoff value is 0) and a 50% chance of switching to the next 15 channels (if the backoff value is 511, then 511 mod 31 = 15).

But then he says, of superdelegates who came out early for Clinton only to see their district go Obama, "I think there's a very strong chance of switching to Obama".