Sentence examples for chances that it will from inspiring English sources

If Microsoft is going to use Danger as its entry into the mobile device business, the chances that it will keep losing money in its hardware division are dangerously high.

Significant prolongation of a cell's life, whether through defects in apoptosis or telomere shortening, increases the chances that it will accumulate mutations in its DNA that transform the cell.

If a tree did not shed its leaves, the chances that it will die are proportional to the cumulative snowfall it has experienced, rising to 100 percent for a snowfall of 30 inches.

But a slow decay of its orbit increases the chances that it will break into large chunks containing toxic batteries and fuel.

The chances that it will be enacted in anything like its current form are nil.

VEC is clearly innovative enough to attract many window shoppers, but the chances that it will lead to the wide dispersal in manufacturing that its inventors envision are slim.

There are chances that it'll take awhile before the quest item will be dropped; most players suggest to clear the level under the Very Hard Mode.

As this cycle repeats, more and more people will hear your gossip and the chance that it will make its way into the general population will increase.

The present system is under sustained attack and, although many scientists are probably unaware of this, there seems little chance that it will survive in its current form.

If you've already washed your hair recently, wetting it will help preserve its natural oils and limit the chance that it will look frizzy after drying.

By blocking apoptosis, a virus can reduce the chance that it will be destroyed in response to cellular detection of its presence.