Sentence examples for eventual chances from inspiring English sources

The local election, which starts Tuesday, could also shape the party if the chief minister, Narendra Modi, is re-elected, increasing his eventual chances of taking over the party's leadership.

But I ask, is this real progress, especially since candidates' religious beliefs very often determine, to a large extent, their eventual chances for government service?

They said they would insist on a path to citizenship for all 11 million illegal immigrants in the country, rather than a temporary legal status that does not offer an eventual chance to naturalize.

Even on his eventual chance, after a journeyman's odyssey encompassing spells with four English counties and two Australian state sides,  he appeared fated to fail.

It's also nice to see Twitter, a company that is preparing for an eventual IPO, give chances to younger coders.

But Paul Manafort, whom the Trump campaign brought on to lead its convention organizing, warned that those party rules risked turning away voters from the process, and perhaps hurting the eventual nominee's chances of winning in November.

The Black firestorm is an example of why City Council advice and consent for Chancellor nominees is a necessary check on mayoral autonomy and will boost any eventual Chancellor's chances of lasting success.

That perception could cripple the eventual Democratic nominee's chances of winning the presidency in November, they said.

And with the holiday film season on the horizon promising many dozens of new releases, the chances for eventual success seem slim.

The appeals process could take years, and as long as it continues, John will be obliged to remain in the United States if he wants to preserve his chances of eventual success.

"Banks will never turn on the taps after a bad day," Mr Sanusi admitted between the first and second audits.Some argue that the treatment is proving harsher than the disease, and take little comfort from the chances of eventual improvement.