Sentence examples for states chances from inspiring English sources

The New Teacher Project, a nonprofit group, published a report this month handicapping states' chances.

As for legal experts' discounting the states' chances of trumping a federal plan, Mr. Emmer seemed unconvinced.

But other Democrats joined with Republicans to pass Colorado's law, the most comprehensive of a dozen similar bills passed around the nation this year, in part to increase states' chances in a $4 billion federal grant competition.

If you live in the states, chances are good that you've never even seen a Bada-powered phone.

If you've gotten a passport recently, or a driver's license in certain states, chances are you've got RFID in there just waiting to beam its information to anyone who's got $100 in easily-obtainable electronics.

So far the stark black netbook is announced only for the Japanese market and carries an astonishing high price of ¥92,830 ($999 USD), and unless this netbook fad takes off here in the States, chances are the Vostro A90 will stay over in Tomorrow Land.

Since Vermont is a pretty small state, chances are pretty high that all three companies have the same doctors and hospitals in their provider networks.

Unless you've in some kind of fugue state, chances are you've heard something by now about the crisis brought on by hundreds of thousands of refugees from war-torn Middle Eastern countries Syria in particular—streaming into Europe.

Fluorescence of NAD(P H has been and continues to be widely used to assay metabolic state (Chance and Thorell, 1959; Chance, 1991; Dumas et al., 2009; Quinn et al., 2013).

In many of those states Democratic chances may well depend on whether turnout by blacks and union members approaches record levels.

And I thought that you might have argued that the secretary of state was instructed by the Supreme Court not to jeopardize the state's chances.