Sentence examples for a given chance of from inspiring English sources

As original DNA information could be corrupted at each round of copy and once an error occurs, the new information has its own turn of reproduction, under a given chance of a new, independent error.

For Dean Saunders' side, only an away win at Brighton gives any chance of an unlikely escape.

This gives you a higher chance of a hit.

But its people deserve to be spared the dictator's gun and be given a chance of a better future.

They know that many in this world are never even given a chance of freedom.

The field of presidential candidates numbers 11, and, remarkably, as many as six are given a chance of winning.

By using the LRU-behavior bit, the LRU line is given a chance of residing longer in the set instead of being replaced immediately.

Although this is problematic, it at least gives a chance of a credible and inclusive political process.

London Labour's programme for the voiceless majority gives a chance of real change.

The other team would even play football if it gave a chance of the result changing.

Both batsmen sprinted the first two to give a chance of the third.