Sentences with phrase «left to chance»

No detail has been left to chance with the Zen 6 Seater Glass and White Gloss Dining Table, especially the creative design of the leg V shaped leg frame.

But less is left to chance / market conditions and avails maximum opportunity for profit.

Selecting a real estate agent is one of the most critical parts of the home buying process and should not be left to chance.

Making strategic decisions about a future we can not predict not only seems counterintuitive, but can be detrimental to a business if things are left to chance.

«You need to have great organizational skills and systems to serve buyers, because nothing should be left to chance.»

Taken together, the message I want to continue to deliver is that the custody evaluation process is not something that should be left to chance.

Planning for a custody evaluation is very important and not something that should be left to chance.

Community engagement is an undeniably critical part of ensuring that mentoring isn't left to chance.

But you don't have to resign yourself to the belief that the success or failure of your marriage is completely left to chance.

You have dreamed of this day your whole life and want nothing left to chance.

Interview preparation requires careful planning and thorough homework; nothing should be left to chance.

Choosing a professional resume service should not be left to chance.

It generates job offers for people who use it, because nothing is left to chance.

Your career development isn't in the hands of your boss or employer nor left to chance.

There is nothing left to chance or question when it comes to what each button, link or clickable link does or what will happen if you do any particular action within the exchange platform.

The company will undoubtedly want to assure nothing is left to chance following the Note 7 battery debacle, which was reportedly caused by a scramble to beat this year's «dull» iPhone.

This way nothing is left to chance and you're guaranteed to pass the course.

Where most, perhaps sometime even all, of a person's electronic data (documents, images sounds etc, both for work and private) is held in electronic form accessible only by computer, it becomes important to decide whether, on a person's death, it is to be treated as ephemera and be abandoned or accidentally pass with the hardware or whether there it includes material of value or interest, the disposition of which can not safely be left to chance.

We understand that farmland and rural buildings involve legal issues unlike those of urban rental agreements, and we have the specialist know - how to ensure that nothing is left to chance.

Specialist legal guidance from experts in corporate restructuring will ensure nothing is left to chance.

Big decisions like CPR and dialysis don't have to be left to chance.

With the risk of heavy fines under the GDPR, not to mention the reputational damage and potential loss of consumer confidence caused by non-compliance, nothing should be left to chance.

I always tell people that when things are left to chance, chances are the insurance company will lean towards whatever is financially beneficial for them — not the injured worker!

During this emotional time, some details may have been inadvertently overlooked in the shuffle, and it is our job to ensure that no structuring segment of your uncontested divorce is left to chance.

As for what the EC is doing to address overfishing (78 % of EU citizens want all European fish products to come from sustainable sources), WWF says there are «some potentially good elements» in the CFP, «too much is being left to chance.»

The bonanza of money and power on offer in Paris is so large that nothing will be left to chance.

«Upon the proper working of this machine depends the well being of every plant and animal that inhabits the earth; therefore the management of it, its movements, and the performance of its offices, can not be left to chance.»

From the Day is Done videos and sculptures installed at the entrance to the show to the gallery containing many of his installations or sculptures composed of stuffed animals, afghans, and felt banners to the life - size re-creation of the wishing well in Chinatown, the scrupulous attention to detail proves that nothing was left to chance.

Nothing is left to chance in her abstract vocabulary: there is no dripping or splashing, but instead a poised choreography of infinitely evocative form.

If Dancing around the Bride has any readymade takeaway, it might be that a fertile community of artistic influence is at its best when it forms organically around shared interests and social contexts, providing the outcomes of such parties are left to chance.

This exhibition pairs two immersive installations by Parreno that explore how objects and environmental factors left to chance actively shape human behavior and the perception of the passage of time.

Not Pollock's liberating dance of improvisation, but action slow, deliberate, controlled, efficient, and rational, with nothing left to chance, in thrall, nevertheless.

These works are partly sculptured and partly left to the chance and serendipity of the material with which he works.

Nothing is left to chance.

The individual elements of the installation appear to be casually arranged, yet nothing is left to chance; each object is dependent on one another and its relationship to the space.

The Billy Rose Art Garden is a space where nothing appears to be left to chance; it was planned indeed by the famous designer Isamu Noguchi and the influence of the Japanese Zen gardens is clearly perceivable here.

Watercolor is notoriously difficult to control, and some degree of a watercolor painting must be left to chance.

Each painting is a collaboration between owner and artist, as the owner was given complete say over the location depicted on the monitor, though neither artist nor owner had full control as many elements were left to chance conditions present during the thirty site visits.

The exhibition is all about hue, whether right out of the tube, off the chart, or based on color systems devised by the artists or left to chance.

Shown all together, what's more, Whiteread's work starts to look almost obsessively neat and over-determined, nothing whatsoever left to chance.

Working almost exclusively in his studio — nothing was ever left to chance — Mapplethorpe was a proponent of a formal classicism that had been all but forgotten during his lifetime.

No wonder hanging seems left to chance: installation is a dirty word here.

Though best remembered for earning Moorman the title of the «Topless Cellist,» Opera Sextronique proved that the rules of music — that performers be clothed, that music sound nice, that no score be left to chance — needed to be broken.

Some games are left to chance, which can be alienating sometimes.

An unforgiving gameplay with nothing left to chance and no seniority - induced imbalance: May the best strategist win!

The progression in the multiplayer being so intrinsically tied into a loot box heavy system took away a lot of what made the first game so pick - up - and - play, with a great deal of the game being left to chance.

However, while so much seems to be left to chance it's not long before you start to see how combinations and plays can pull the odds in your favour.

With attention to detail at every turn from the wide verandahs with their inviting reading nooks, beautifully appointed suites and relaxing and stylish living areas, nothing has been left to chance.

Attention to detail is what we pride ourselves in, so nothing will be left to chance on your big day.

Every detail is covered with nothing left to chance.