Bendtner still has a chance to harness his undoubted ability and his best days could yet be ahead.
The PC brought about a revolution, offering the little guy a chance to harness computing power for his personal ends.
But before the Army carved up the spoils, they gave Farhat and his team a chance to harness a significant slice of Excalibur's massive computational cake and demonstrate the power of algorithms to solve large-scale equations.
His appointment as Attorney General gives him a chance to harness these conflicting roles in a way that may leave a significant legacy, reflecting his place at the far right of the American mainstream.
This gives your organs and muscles a chance to relax and harness the benefits of the internal bath.
Writing a new Chitty Chitty Bang Bang book gave me the chance to harness a potent pleasure that I couldn't generate myself: nostalgia.
Inclusion in the 2016 Olympics is not the only reason why the game has the chance to harness a new approach.
For example, utilities companies saw a chance for profits from harnessing the Colorado River for hydro power, and Southern California growers saw a financial rationale for a flood-control and irrigation source on the river, but no one could justify making the investment to do all three with one project — until the government stepped in and built Hoover Dam.
But Campbell, the leading money winner in the history of harness racing, has recovered, and he will have a chance for a record sixth Hambletonian title as a driver in the 78th edition of the most prestigious event in harness racing on Saturday.
Investigators confirmed yesterday that neither worker was wearing a harness, as required on all window-washing jobs, but said it was unclear if this was negligence or if the men had been dragged over the edge of the roof by whipsawing cables before they had a chance to put on their harnesses.
Another scenario, an investigator said, was that the cables had come loose from the track in some way, then whipsawed around and dragged the men over the parapet before they had a chance to hook up their safety harnesses.
