Sentence examples for A considerable chance from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is a considerable chance that gold and other commodity prices will peak at a lower level.

One reason for this inconclusiveness is small sample bias in which the results of many studies are open to a considerable chance of error.

With so many unpalatable choices ahead, there is still a considerable chance the British electorate will signal its desire for a more fundamental rethink of Brexit.

The two met in the Berlin final with Petrova losing in three sets but doing enough to feel she will be in with a considerable chance.

If Mr. Perry were to dedicate himself to Iowa, he'd have a considerable chance of winning — probably better than Mr. Paul, although not necessarily Mrs. Bachmann.

But those who fill the two new posts will have a considerable chance to carve out significant roles for themselves, since they will be the most prominent faces of a collective Europe.

These statistics reveal that Joe Biden, statistically and historically speaking, has a more considerable chance of success than all other political offices in the 2016 election.

The guitarist John Abercrombie takes a measured, self-possessed approach to improvisation, so much so that it's easy to underestimate the considerable chance taking in his playing.

It was also by considerable chance that Morris happened upon the story of Joyce McKinney, the truth-tangled former beauty queen at the center of his latest you-couldn't-make-this-up-but-maybe-someone-else-did story.

Lewis Hamilton's already considerable chances of confirming his third Formula One world championship here this weekend have been boosted by the news that his main rival Sebastian Vettel has been hit by a 10-race grid penalty for Sunday's US Grand Prix.

Still care needs to be taken in this data because there are considerable chances of incorrect data and other security-related problems (Alseadoon et al. 2017).