Sentences with phrase «only meaningful chances»

Those were really their only meaningful chances though, and in open play they really didn't threaten at all.

Not exact matches

A wise pastor will use that stock for the currency of his or her sermons, recognizing that such a practice not only ensures meaningful communication, but also improves the chances of God's Word being heard in its depth and power.

And what happens is, only people that can go through whatever the majority party is, whether it's Democrat here or Republican someplace else — they're the only people that really can face the voters and have any meaningful chance,» Bloomberg told reporters, including WCBS 880 ′ s Rich Lamb.

Bloomberg went on: «What happens is only people that can go through whatever the majority party is, whether it's Democrats here or Republicans someplace else, they're the only people that really can face the voters and have any meaningful chance of winning.

«Not only the great panel and program, and the opportunity to meet one - on - one with the legendary Christine Vachon, but also the chance to meet and interact with our fellow filmmakers in a more meaningful way than at any other festival.

But building knowledge is the only way to make elementary education meaningful for all kids, and it's our best chance of narrowing the achievement gap.

While you may want to find readers for the book you already have, instead of writing a new one, the painful reality is that if you're a self - publishing author who only ever writes one book, your chances of succeeding with it in a meaningful way are very low.

If you receive an appraised value that you do not believe is accurate, you have the right to rebut the appraiser's estimate of value but the only way you have any chance of obtaining a favorable outcome is to find meaningful errors in the original report or sales of more recent, more similar homes which if considered would have supported a higher value.

In other words, besides requiring a huge (environmentally damaging) infrastructure to collect a meaningful amount of such a diffuse energy source as the wind, it is only by chance that it provides power when the grid actually needs it.

She adds, «We know that this is our only chance at an Inquiry examining violence against Indigenous women and girls; let's ensure that it is a meaningful opportunity to address this ongoing national tragedy.