Sentence examples for reverse the chances from inspiring English sources

Drug delivery systems have been shown to reverse the chances of drug resistance in cancer cells [ 14].

He offered to reverse the procedure but their chances at a family would be significantly lessened.

Mr McCain had the chance to reverse the slide this week the third time in just over a fortnight that he had addressed a big Hispanic organisation.

What if I'm in my 40s and have been doing it for 20 years or so, you might ask – haven't I missed the chance to reverse the damage?

That gives her the chance to reverse the misfortunes of Civic Platform that have left the party lagging behind the right-wing Law and Justice party, led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski.Civic Platform has appeared listless for months.

Each subject was instructed that the opponent player (OP) was the first mover and was supposed to choose one of the two covered decks without knowing the outcome of the choice, which would be communicated by the S. By lying, S had the chance to reverse the outcome and thus to win when he/she had actually lost (self-gain lie) or to lose when he/she had actually won (altruistic lie).

Honorable mention: Andy Roddick Most impressive semifinal loser (men): Roger Federer — The only man to have won a match point against Djokovic all year, Federer was on the verge of doing so again in his U.S. Open semifinal, before the Serb played brazenly loose tennis to stave off both of Federer's chances and reverse the course of the fifth set.

Added Lubchenco: "We have a chance to reverse the decline of coral reefs, but the window of opportunity is finite".

The budget is a chance to reverse the idea that Labour never faces down excessive wealth nor makes it pay what it owes in tax.

At the par-5 No. 9, Woods squandered a chance to reverse the momentum when he missed a 4-foot birdie attempt.

But I really doubt that he would have done it in 1945 when the enemy had almost given up and had absolutely no chance to reverse the trend.