Sentence examples for Full chance from inspiring English sources

"I never gave it a full chance.

But fairness dictates that he be given a full chance to rebut the allegations in Mr. Starr's report.

And so, too, does Shirley Temple have a full chance to show her natural charm as a clear-eyed, imaginative, persistent and overpowering 17-year-old.

The advantage of a court-martial is that it affords the defendants a full chance to explain their behavior and to present mitigating evidence.

There is still "a good chance and a full chance" for peace, Mr. Peres said today on a visit to Warsaw.

Stepping away from a broadcast network may mean Mr. O'Brien will not get a full chance to face off with Mr. Leno and NBC, a prospect he might have liked given the circumstances of his departure.

He has missed many full chances, including a penalty kick against New England in the regular-season finale.

His reign, the second longest of any Muslim caliph, afforded his wise and courageous policies the fullest chance of development.

So we will continue to press this issue; we're determined to give diplomacy its fullest chance possible.

(Tolstoy was a grandson of one of the main Decembrist leaders, Sergei Volkonsky). For it was that earlier period which gave his fascination with a novelistic vitality "contrary to all rules of logic" its fullest chance of historical expression.

In the reciprocal case of high concentration LV scopes in the context queries, OF policy results in the longer validity data items from the cache that are not often closer to their expiry instant and hence have not been offered a fuller chance to result in a cache-hit.