Sentence examples for directly chances from inspiring English sources

If you run a website that accepts Salesforce leads directly, chances are it's running on WordPress.

When compared to prospective EU disputes and/or fines, electoral and public support considerations are more immediate and can directly affect chances of survival for any incumbent government.

Rauner's office did not respond directly to Chance's criticism but instead highlighted Rauner's history, as a wealthy philanthropist, of giving to Chicago's public schools.

In brief comments to reporters, Mrs. Clinton did not directly address her chances in Erie, though she expressed fondness for the people of the county.

Customers (students) are looking for more courses that directly enhance their chances of employment, so the universities are responding to that demand.

Worsening structural inequality as an issue is also so vague and deep that it impossible to act on and immediately demonized by many Americans, so your position directly hurts the chances of any pragmatic reform.

Although I don't think it will directly influence my chances of getting the law job I'm aiming for, I'll have something unique to talk about in my interviews".

With his own re-election chances directly tied to the European economic crisis as it drags down growth in the United States, Mr. Obama desperately wants Ms. Merkel to loosen the reins on spending and the austerity programs that have been imposed on Greece and the other struggling euro zone economies.

The guilty plea by Mr. Hotton does not directly influence the chances of "Rebecca" still making it to Broadway, though Mr. Sprecher could conceivably cite Mr. Hotton's admission of guilt in conversations with investors who are frustrated that the musical remains in limbo.

Moreover, the "best system" is now one of chances directly, rather than of laws.

So in a way, the little trolls whispering negative things in your ear are directly undermining your chances of success.