Sentences with phrase «better chance»

If you abide by these guidelines, you have a much better chance of avoiding security breaches and identity theft while traveling.

For that reason, you might actually have a better chance of getting venture capital in San Diego than you would in New York.

And when it doesn't matter if it fails it has a better chance to succeed because you're just trying to be useful to other people, and money is a side effect of that.

By using this strategy, you've effectively lowered the pre-money valuation by 33 percent, and although it's still not in the range you'd like, if the investor believes that you can deliver the returns forecast above in the timeframe you've estimated, you have a much better chance of selling this deal.

At this stage, Colby calculates, there's a 90 % or better chance the sale will go through.

In recent years, they've given wedges a host of excellent features that allow you to precisely control your shots around the green, giving you a better chance of cutting strokes from your score.

With a greater backspin on the ball, you will have a better chance of keeping a shot on the green.

The result: Small businesses actually stand a better chance at building customer loyalty than bigger businesses.

More jobs mean more investors, and also a better chance of meeting the job creation demands that the program requires.

Likewise, sales managers who create rituals with their teams before every meetings stand a better chance of delivering in high - stakes situations.

A better policy focus on those areas has a better chance to dramatically alter poverty than the new math being peddled as scientific fact.

Businesses have a better chance of succeeding if the goal is not to be the new Facebook or SpaceX.»

If Digital Foundry's hypotheticals are accurate, it means Microsoft's souped up Xbox One stands a much better chance of hitting native 4K resolutions at playable frame rates.

When I compare these two businesses, the one that sells itself has a much better chance of succeeding.

The quicker you contact someone about an apartment posting, the better chance you have of getting it.

About 60 percent of job applicants believe they have a better chance of being considered for a job if they apply as soon as it's posted.

First of all, I think that properties like Gizmodo and Lifehacker and Deadspin and Jezebel have a much better chance of prospering in this new world than general news brands, news and media brands.

Basically, since successful entrepreneurs can easily obtain services and they have a better chance at success, then they really don't need guidance top VCs provide.

As I saw with my parents, who were happily married for 39 years, couples who tackle life's inevitable ups and downs with a true team mentality have a much better chance of going the distance.

Probably not, but at least they'll stand a better chance of breaking through the noise.

At least, it does with his audience — and then it has that much better chance to go viral.»

But ditching solid state in the first model would give Dyson a better chance of hitting its target of getting the vehicle to market by 2021, says Mr Houchois at Jefferies.

I know people at Nike's ad agencies who are witnessing firsthand how much of their budget is going toward social and away from traditional media, because it's more measurable, controllable, and has a better chance to become viral than anything in a print ad.

The more detail you cover, the better your chance of finding what's creating the issue.

You'll have a much better chance of getting their attention if you share those in your pitch.

Once you understand the habits that are holding you back from your goals, you can make meaningful resolutions that you stand a much better chance of achieving.

Understand these psychological principles, she tells parents, and you'll have a much better chance of pushing back effectively.

Politicians tell a lot of stories in their campaign speeches, and there's a not - so - secret reason why: if you convey your message through a dynamic story or metaphor, it has a better chance of resonating with your audience than if you were to simply state the facts.

«Those that operate efficiently and have good quality control will have a better chance of doing well, vs. a franchise willing to grant a store to anyone able to come up with the capital.»

Essentially, targeted posts on more permanence - oriented social sites have a much better chance of succeeding in the long - run as they acquire more shares and likes.

If yours is a concept that frequently gets the response, «That's a great idea,» you may stand a better chance.

If you can offer a lower price than the competition, you stand a much better chance of attracting customer to your products or service.

Pandey insisted that Nutanix has a better chance of becoming profitable than Hortonworks because it sells a hardware product and doesn't rely on consulting or services for revenue growth like the data crunching company.

By engaging the market early in the development of a new business idea, and listening to what real customers have to say, you have a much better chance of success.

This, in turn, will help your profile have a better chance of getting «found» when users are searching LinkedIn for someone who provides your specific products or services.

With Trump appearing to crack open the door to diplomacy with North Korea — something that China has long urged — he may have a better chance of securing further promises to intensify economic pressure on North Korea, which relies on Beijing for more than 90 % of its trade.

That's because the White House is apparently rewriting the controversial executive order — which temporarily bans immigration from six predominantly Muslim countries and permanently from Syria — so that it has a better chance of withstanding legal challenges.

Second, Canadian entrepreneurs will have a better chance to execute their business plans, as the additional investment capital will give them more firepower to tackle their chosen markets.

It could give you a better chance to buy.

Even after this setback, Keystone XL stands a better chance of being built than Gateway.

«A lot of things have to line up, and if they do, I feel in my heart a franchisee has a better chance of success than an independent startup.

Instead, getting your tomatoes another way, through preserves, sun - dried tomatoes or tomato sauce, might give you a better chance to capture all that great tomato - y flavor you might be missing.

And patients will get a better chance at a cure.

Here's why: When your audience is inclined to disagree with you, speaking faster gives them less time to form their own counter-arguments, giving you a better chance of persuading them.

... The Question Remains What Owner And GM Is Going To Step Up And Sign Colin So Their Team Has A Better Chance To WIN?

You need to make retaining customers and building loyalty a top priority because every business — no matter the industry — has a better chance of selling to an existing customer than a new prospect.

Starbucks knew that its new lighter blonde roast stood a better chance of grabbing some of Tims» customers — but only if they could get them to try a cup.

Do everything in your power to prepare for growth at every stage of your business, and it will have a better chance to thrive.

Regardless of how 2011 plays out, one prediction will certainly hold true — businesses that take the proper steps to prepare for a potential sale will have a much better chance of achieving a successful exit than those who don't.

Providing a better understanding might give you a better chance at retaining that customer.