Sentence examples for a chance new from inspiring English sources

TAKE A CHANCE New managers often have this quandary: Do you hire the candidate you know is competent, but ordinary, or someone who has the potential to be great, but has an equal chance of being awful?

But in some cases it can provide more attractive investment choices, a better way to leave money to your kids or even a chance (new in 2008) to move 401(k) dollars directly into a Roth IRA.

So while there's always a chance new products may confuse consumers or see higher return rates, the current feeling among retailers seems to be that the smart kitchen is a market that's just about ready to cook.

There's also a chance new, redesigned earbuds will show up, but I'll wait to see if they're actually "better," since Apple has a spotty history with "improving" other peripherals (see: Magic Mouse).

A Fighting Chance: New Strategies to Cut Costs and Save Jobs (co-editor).

A new design creates a chance for new sales and is hence an opportunity for the creation of a new business.

Giving Junior Group Leaders a Chance A new programme at Madrid?s National Cancer Centre aims to give young researchers the chance to develop and head their own research groups.

Even classics deserve a chance at new pals.

That means there is a chance that new politicians could come in to fill the vacuum.

It is a chance for New Orleanians to watch themselves, often literally.

Now this beautifully restored version gives it a chance at new life.