Sentence examples for Meaningful chances from inspiring English sources

Luis Enrique's men struggled to create meaningful chances throughout, with the normally clinical Luis Suárez enduring a particularly frustrating night.

St Johnstone had raised their game by the opening stages of the second period, without creating any meaningful chances.

Hibs were unusually flat in the first half here and, though Rangers dominated possession, they failed to create many meaningful chances.

But as soon as Chelsea conceded, it looked like the Blues were going to struggle to make any more meaningful chances.

"We looked dangerous at times, but we didn't really carve out enough meaningful chances in what was a tight game," said the Leicester manager, Nigel Pearson.

Beyond a general feeling of Batman fatigue, some readers say that proliferating versions of the character have diminished what was special about the first "Dark Knight". At a time when Batman is so valuable to DC Entertainment (and its parent company, Time Warner), few meaningful chances can be taken with him.

Romania ought to have been in front with their first meaningful chance, and what a chance it was.

The first meaningful chance to revisit the score came in the mid-1990's, when the Lyric Opera proposed its revival.

Belarus did not produce another meaningful chance until Valentin Belkevich's 30th-minute corner reached Alexander Hleb, who skied his shot.

GOSH's staff then concluded that there was no meaningful chance that nucleoside treatment could help Charlie.

"One of the things we've tried to do is give people at home a meaningful chance to win," said Mr. Goldhill.