Sentence examples for the chance of creating from inspiring English sources

But too often they will be motivated less by the chance of creating value than by the fear of being left out and gobbled up themselves.

Second, both democracy and the chance of creating good policy are undermined when ineffective and blatantly unjust policies are dictated by leaders.

Each and every new settler house that is built diminishes the chance of creating a viable and independent Palestinian state because land is used that should be assigned to the projected state.

Respond that Israel did not really quit but kept Gazans locked inside and you will be told that Palestinians had the chance of creating something – as with the prosperous greenhouses and the buildings they took over from settlers, but chose instead to plunder them and give violent vent to their hatred of Jews.

The idea is that if all participants commit to the general goal of cooperatively combating global warming, while creating a mechanism for countries to examine each other's progress and report their own, that gives us the chance of creating a mutually-reinforcing cycle of positive change that gathers momentum over time, egged along by ongoing changes in technology and cultural attitudes.

There are people who relish the chance of creating a small but liveable space.

The only silver lining I see here is that it slightly increases the chances of creating a third party.

And by delaying and scaling back their holiday promotions, they offset the chances of creating deal-fatigue.

In May, Putin's spokesman said the president would not get involved but "the chances of creating such a museum fall significantly" considering Piotrovsky's disapproval.

This is both odd, given that Latinos are already the second-largest ethnic group north of the border (see article), and self-defeating: the more open the United States is towards Latin America, the greater the chances of creating the prosperity which in the end is the best protection against conflict and disorder.

Unlike Mr. Bush, they seem to be aware that continuous tax reductions at a time of heavy wartime expenses are going to reduce the chances of creating much-desired programs like prescription drug coverage for the elderly, or financing for the education initiatives that the president once seemed to think were so important.