As such, chances for recovery would be slim.
As such, chances of developing improved mutants are expected to increase, while minimizing the risk of changing other strain properties.
Consider, for instance, Rawls' remark that "Intuitively, the most obvious injustice of the system of natural liberty is that it permits distributive shares to be improperly influenced by these factors [i.e., social circumstances and such chance contingencies as accident and good fortune] so arbitrary from a moral point of view" (Rawls 1971, 71).
There will be no such chance for Hughes to relax as he excitedly looks forward to his first Christmas as a professional.
Such a chance as the one taken by the player I have just been talking about is taken a hundred times a season by the American football player.
Given how disastrous the first two were, you have to admire the granite stones of Ferguson - whose career has been built on high-risk gambles, from playing Les Sealey in the 1990 FA Cup final to selling Paul Ince, Mark Hughes and Andrei Kanchelskis to dropping Hughes at Upton Park in 1995 – in again taking such a chance as he strives for improvement.
Infants' age at birth has been described as a strong predictor of neonatal health outcomes such as chances of survival, risk of medical complications, and timing for the achievement of development milestones [ 21].
Major General Geoffrey Miller, who took over in November, said in a recent interview that he would offer more rewards for cooperative behaviour, such as chances to pray together rather than being held in high-security isolation cells.
But it was Johnny Mathis, the old-fashioned romantic crooner, who inspired the evening's biggest reaction with a four-song set of oldies such as "Chances Are" and "It's Not for Me to Say".
This could be because even if seizure are controlled it cannot necessary improve the social limitations such as chances of marriage.
