Sentence examples for the chance of solving from inspiring English sources

So the chance of solving the country's bitter land dispute remains slim.

And across the world, the less students know about science, the more optimistic they are about the chances of solving the planet's environmental problems.

There is less talk of the chances of solving bigger problems, like differences between America and India in global negotiations on climate change and trade.

By connecting them with other STEM-centric students around the world, we can increase the chances of solving our world's most pressing issues like climate change, environmental security, or public health.

The more the conversation can move outside the geeky confines of Sand Hill Road, the better chance of solving it.

"Although the chance of someone solving it is low, we don't think it is zero".

But there's no question that we have to get the Clean Power Plan past the polluters and across the finish line to have any chance of solving the climate crisis.

As the housing and planning bill returns to the Lords, we are throwing our cross-party support behind amendments that we believe are vital to giving councils and the government a better chance of solving our housing crisis.

"You have a much greater chance of solving the problem or eradicating the disease if you could do that," he says.

A clue must, of course, convey its meaning so that the solver had a fair chance of solving it and of knowing that the answer arrived at was correct.

An ECB pledge of unlimited backing for solvent governments would have had a far better chance of solving the crisis months ago, and remains the best option today.At this summit Europe's leaders had hoped to prove that their resolve to back the euro was greater than the markets' capacity to bet against it.