Sentence examples for limiting the chances from inspiring English sources

It's hard to pressure Federer's second serve if he is greatly limiting the chances to see it (Federer has been broken only once for the tournament).

James Mills, head of the Save EMA campaign, said England was going back to the 1930s in terms of limiting the chances of young people from working-class homes.

But while the UK government may be limiting the chances for British cities to become the most cycle-friendly in the world, across the globe many metropolises are taking huge steps to improve conditions for people on bikes.

This should largely avoid the so-called Arthur Andersen effect on the bank by limiting the chances a bank will lose its ability to continue in business in the United States because of the conviction.

Aside from limiting the chances that hatched and wild salmon will meet up, this makes it more likely that the hatched salmon, not wild ones, will be harvested in the hatcheries' home rivers when the fish return.

These intrinsic mechanisms contribute to tumor suppression (Lowe et al. 2004) by limiting the chances that damaged, and possibly oncogenic, cells are propagated.

The J5 statistical test was chosen for its stringency when looking at a data set with a low n, limiting the chance of picking up false positives [18].

Bacteria of the genus Bartonella are specialized intracellular pathogens that share an allopatric lifestyle (organisms that do not share an overlapping niche with other bacteria limiting the chance for genetic exchange) with their host cells [4].

Thirdly, nearly all participants completed both questionnaires, further limiting the chance of bias.

However, the intervention and comparison areas chosen were geographically isolated, limiting the chance of contamination of information.

It should be noted that the absolute numbers of migrating cells in this system was low, thus limiting the chance of reporting small effects as significant.