Sentence examples for significant chance to from inspiring English sources

Speaking in the Queen's Robing Room, Gates said: "We have a very significant chance to halt this epidemic.

The world has "a very significant chance" to halt the Ebola epidemic in west Africa, Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has said.

They have a decent, if not significant, chance to once again make a run to the playoffs and the Super Bowl.

The plans won the backing of Admiral Tirpitz, the "father' of the German navy, who saw them as the first significant chance to deploy Germany's new flotillas and a good argument for further bolstering the fleet.

Add the complication of having only about 10 teams that have any significant chance to make the final eight, and you have a recipe for meaningless games, blowouts and boredom.

In a statement released in Wyoming, where President Clinton and his family are vacationing, the White House said "the conference presents a significant chance to chart further gains in the status of women". Mrs. Clinton, the honorary chairwoman of the American delegation, will speak to the conference and talk with members of advocacy groups meeting separately in Huairou, near the Chinese capital.

But by ignoring super, we have ignored one of the most significant chances to influence the shape of our economy and nation.

No significant chances to talk of as yet at Celtic, industrious enough start from both sides though.

These forms are usually treated as phrases theoretically; however, they all show significant chances to be treated as one word intuitively.

The program won't have to turn to Congress for help or cut benefits until or unless the trust fund is exhausted, which the program's actuaries don't expect to happen until 2037 — and there's a significant chance, according to their estimates, that that day will never come.

All women between the ages of ca. 14 and 40 years who receive chemotherapy which could lead to a significant chance of disruption to their ovarian function should be counselled by a doctor trained in reproductive medicine on fertility preservation methods, in agreement with the responsible oncologists.