Sentence examples for a chance for use from inspiring English sources

"When C-Span launched its long-form coverage of Congress, local governments said, 'Hey, there's a chance for use to do the same thing,' " said Bill Powers, director of media relations for Cablevision.

So, if there is a chance for women to use our votes, and for the men who love us to do the same, to make sure there is not a misogynist leading our country, now is our time.

It's a chance for me to use my journalistic skills and I'm really looking forward to getting back to the buzz of live TV".

"It is a chance for Greece to use democratic means and the rule of law to hold powerful individuals accountable for a wave of violence targeting the most vulnerable in society".

If the off-target of an approved drug happens to be the therapeutic target for another disease, the drug has a chance for a new use, namely drug repositioning.

"This is a chance for fans, who used to be on the fairways until ropes were put up, to interact with Phil, who is known for being approachable," said Michael S. Craig, group account director at the agency that created the campaign, Fallon Minneapolis, a division of Fallon Worldwide, a part of Publicis Groupe.

Guided nature walks, camping and a chance for Chicago's museums to use the area as a living classroom, the property that was once Meigs Field is now an ambassador for conservation to the Great Lakes region.

"They have a chance for a mulligan," said Mr. McGoldrick, using a golfer's term for a do-over.

Once freed from indentured servitude and given a chance for a new life, Ludlow used her skills as a nurse midwife.

There is also a chance for the data to be used in order to stifle or impede publication when the result is dubious.

It was, strictly speaking, a party in a parking lot: five stages in a semicircle outside the Citi Field stadium (which the festival didn't use, squandering a chance for surround-sound splendor).