Sentence examples for long term chances from inspiring English sources

12.34pm: A realist/pessimist, CatsHammers, asks: "Barney - after a period of sensible realism from the media and England supporters, there now seems to be a wave of optimism and positivity towards the game tonight and towards England's long term chances in the tournament.

James Robbins considers whether the ceasefire is a victory for Israeli tactics - and looks at the long term chances of lasting peace.

Nick Baker travels to the River Dart in Devon in search of the elusive high brown fritillary and talks to a conservation expert about its long term chances of survival.

For example, two persons who have the same predicted short term chance of moving to the work state will have different long term chances of being in the work state one year after the initial sick-listing, if their short term risk of moving to the disability pension state differs.

Hence, by contrast with local duplications, the typical fate of gene duplicates under whole genome duplication might be largely driven by (long term) chance rather than (immediate) necessity.

And many analysts are optimistic about its long-term chances.

Mr. Peters succeeded and watched his account grow as the confusion nurtured Mr. Davis's long-term chances.

Any absence, even if it's an illness actually, can damage the long-term chances of a child.

Although that looks unlikely in the short term, especially if economies weaken, the long-term chances of higher inflation must surely have gone up.

Some skeptics warned yesterday that none of the maneuvering addressed Qwest's long-term chances of dealing with its $26.3 billion debt load.

A lot of people, of course, would be betting on that opening-weekend number, which is more a function of hype than a movie's long-term chances of success.