Sentence examples for ongoing chances from inspiring English sources

Through the Uber partnership, Sears seems to be hoping for an increase in sign-ups, and a way to boost members' usage, by giving them ongoing chances to earn and win points that could then lead to purchases.

Keep trying naturally as there is a low but ongoing chance for conception.

If there is bad history between your referral and the person reading your cover letter, like a previous argument or ongoing conflict, chances are mentioning that person's name will hinder your chances.

But Alstom's shares are languishing amid ongoing uncertainty about its chances of trading its way back to health (see chart).

If we're to have any chance of ongoing success in our battle against the many problems facing society then we need to attract the brightest young minds to the field, and then give them all the support they need to keep them there.

Those children who will live to the critical age of five will now have a greater chance of ongoing access to nutrition and health care, not to mention education and employment.

Furthermore, before-after comparisons are rare and only possible by chance in ongoing research projects, due to the unexpected nature of technological disasters [ 68- 70].

In multivariate analysis, NEMESIS found that a high neuroticism score, female gender and negative life events or ongoing difficulties increased the chance of a participant developing depression, as did sleep problems at baseline.

But if we're really going to get to grips with Britain's ongoing scandal of unequal life chances, we need to admit that it's easier to succeed if you're wealthy – and it's easier to fail but recover.

In relation to the endocrine predictors, a lower free androgen index was associated with higher chances of an ongoing pregnancy within 12 months (van Wely et al., 2005).

Similar to what is found in the present study, van Wely et al. (2005) showed that the presence of oligomenorrhea and short duration of infertility were associated with higher chances of an ongoing pregnancy within 12 months.