Sentences with phrase «reasonable chance at success»

She has delighted audiences in 49 states, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East with her insightful observations and astute ideas for helping assure every learner a reasonable chance at success.

Not exact matches

If I got a thousand submissions a month, I'd be lucky to find one or two solid books with a reasonable chance of success (because, while some indie books are great, lots are not... and the authors who would be willing to give up 50 % of their earnings for someone to help them market have probably ALREADY put the book out, but it's not selling at all, so they think extra marketing will help, when 95 % of the time their book just doesn't engage readers).

I don't se why pubs don't just let devs play to they're strengths, let them do what they're good at and have a reasonable, yet a «guaranteed» amount of financial success with they're games, but instead of that we get corporate meddling, following popular trends and possibly, companies gambling its brands reputation away along with the people that work for them, all for a chance, not a «guarantee», at making as big a profit as they're greed allows Tldr They'd rather gamble it all and «try» to get all the profits, then guarantee success and get a reasonable amount of the profits

Since the action had no reasonable chance of success, the Court had to dismiss it, even at this preliminary stage.

This would therefore command, at the very least, a reasonable chance of success when submitting proposals.

This process of information sharing and synthesis provides the parties with an opportunity to formulate a more complete view of the conflict and gain enhanced insight into the relative strengths and weaknesses of their case, weigh the chances of success at trial and explore the potential ingredients needed to fashion a fair and reasonable negotiated outcome.

Caught in that dilemma the reasonable party's option is either to accept a settlement that does not fairly reflect the chances of success at a judicial determination, or trudge on uphill through mud and obstacles rolled in the way of getting a matter before a judge for determination.

an applicant must show that: 1) there is an important question of law or precedent of importance to the practice; 2) there is a reasonable chance of success on appeal and; 3) the delay will not unduly hinder the progress of the action or cause undue prejudice to the parties (at para. 11, citing Jeerh v.Yorkton Securities Inc., 2005 ABCA 64 at para. 27).