Sentence examples for Possible chances from inspiring English sources

The exams are becoming so competitive that they feel they have to give their children the best possible chances of getting in.

Timely in this age of innovation, "How to Write a Great Business Plan" helps you give your new venture the best possible chances for success.

The researchers admit that to pull off their intrusion, they created the "best possible" chances of success by disabling security features and even adding a vulnerability to a little-used bioinformatics program.

Brailsford added: "We will figure out a structure that we believe can take the sport forward and give us the best possible chances of success in Rio and we'll implement that structure.

It means addressing the bigger questions at home by offering clearer leadership about what kind of country the UK wants to be, and what kind of Europe will give its members the best possible chances in a globalised world – the kind of defining challenge that Mr Cameron has ducked too often in the past.

With 71 blue binders of newly declassified documents on a shelf behind them, panel members issued a final report that made public new information about Wallenberg and criticized Sweden's government for missing possible chances to win his freedom in the months after his disappearance.

Best possible chance to score.

Give your book the best possible chance of being accepted by an agent.

That gives us the best possible chance of winning the challenges which may then occur thereafter".

But Gelfand continued to fight fiercely and found the only possible chance to continue.

We want to give our kids the best possible chance in life; it's only natural.