Sentence examples for Bad chance from inspiring English sources

That was actually not a bad chance.

"A guy that talented coming off the bench, it's not a bad chance to take," D'Antoni said.... David Lee had 17 points and 11 rebounds, his 22nd consecutive double-double.

For someone devoted to risk reduction, this is a bad chance to take.

Other models of cancer were put forward, with causes including bad luck, chance, family history and smoking.

"If you tell your average 9-year-old that all people from this part of the world are bad, chances are they're not going to buy it," said Mr. Smith-Stevens, now 18.

Others followed and were almost as bad; chances for Espanyol to make it 2-0 atd, at 1-1, to go back in the lead; even chances to equalise at 2-1 down.

"If it did something bad, chances are it's in here," says Haynes in the trailer.

If you're on a sales team that feels bad, chances are you won't be achieving your quota because your motivation and creativity is low.

Looking at those individuals who are not employed in a given period and who actually find a job the subsequent year, we find that those who declare to had bad or very bad chances of getting a job in Spain are more likely to become self-employed.

It's an attempt – the director Duane Hopkins has said – at a "lyrical" social realism; there are plenty of lens flares and throbbing ambient soundscapes as Tim lurches from chances bad to chances worse.

"It doesn't mean that accidents don't happen but, touch wood, he had his fair share of bad luck when his chance of winning the Tour was ended last year, when I felt he was in great shape.