Sentence examples for Valuable chance from inspiring English sources

Ben Arnold The exclusion zone around Chernobyl offers conservationists a valuable chance to study both plants and animals living and reproducing despite huge doses of radiation.

College officials say it gives undergraduates a valuable chance to experiment with classes outside their major or to explore a possible career choice by working as an intern.

Not only do these schools give youngsters an insight into the world of professional football but they also offer a valuable chance to impress the coaches.

Where possible, even limited access (e.g., via an API) would allow the public a valuable chance to audit these socially significant algorithms.

Thinking themselves immune from the "British blight", many EU countries have lost a valuable chance to protect themselves by copying measures taken by their stricken neighbour and by avoiding British ministers' and officials' mistakes.

I find I just need more and more matches and to play more and more to get used to it so this week is proving a really valuable chance to do that".

Just as important, the conversation made Sarah realize that her hastily formed aversion had caused her to miss out on valuable chances to collaborate with a worthy colleague.

Every year, the band performs in the city's Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies, which the conductor sees as valuable chances for students to get acquainted with a part of history.

It costs us real money, and it also costs us something more intangibly valuable, a chance to see the night sky in all its glory.

Because every organization exists to meet a social purpose, the dawn of a new social challenge can also signal the arrival of a valuable new chance to create a customer, change a life or express a community's vision.

Today's Fidelity offers something more valuable: the chance to take what the market has to give at a reasonable cost, plus convenient one-stop shopping.