Sentence examples for long-term chance from inspiring English sources

Yet this is the kind of investment that is needed to give the Russian economy a long-term chance.

"They've stabilized their enrollment; I think they're staying out of the newspapers, so by and large they're moving ahead, but the jury is still out whether they have a long-term chance to succeed," Mr. Kremer said.

"We are now working on the most suitable model that will give the club the best long-term chance of development under true supporter control," he said.

For instance, if we value predictability, we will naturally lean toward making decisions that have a long-term chance of success.

In addition, our findings are the first to indicate that renal transplant recipients with IGT have lower long-term chance of survival than those with NGT.

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.

While many may wonder if the Seminoles can cover that historically large spread, I'm more concerned about their long-term chances now that the standout sackmeister Brandon Jenkins is lost for the season with a foot injury.