Sentence examples for a dramatic chance in from inspiring English sources

"China has a dramatic chance in the future.

Theorists are rarely given such a dramatic chance to put their ideas into practice.

"And there is a good chance that there will be quite a dramatic change in 12 months' time".

Scientific studies show that when a baby is breastfed within the first hour of birth there is a dramatic reduction in the chance of neonatal death, particularly for vulnerable premature babies.

However, a further reduction in the length of the start arm (35 cm), such that there was now a 12 cm discontiguity between the conditional cue and the goal arm inserts (Fig. 3, right), resulted in a dramatic drop in performance to chance levels in both the wild type (54.8 ± 1.9% correct) and GluA1−/− mice (55.6 ± 2.3% correct), although again there was no group difference (t < 1).

George's third try, a 90-metre spectacular created by man of the match Brough, was the highlight of a dramatic second half in which both teams had chances.

The chances are that transparency will not mean a dramatic reining in of pay for less successful bosses, so shareholders will still have reason to feel grumpy.

For Hublot, whether by chance or otherwise, the salvage of BNB's assets has coincided with a dramatic recovery in its own fortunes.

A DRAMATIC day in Sarajevo.

That marks a dramatic collapse in fortunes.

China offers a dramatic case in point.