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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shot to contend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an opportunity or chance to compete or succeed in a particular situation.
Example: "With the new funding, the startup finally has a shot to contend with larger competitors in the market."
Alternatives: "a chance to compete" or "an opportunity to challenge".
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Additions: Elton Brand, Obinna Ekezie Losses: Cherokee Parks, Zendon Hamilton SEATTLE SUPERSONICS Last season: 44-38 Outlook: Gary Payton and Vin Baker used to be the biggest reasons the Sonics had a shot to contend in the West.
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The Brewers have played better lately, but they still seem like a long shot to contend now -- and an even longer shot to retain Fielder, whose agent is Scott Boras, when he becomes a free agent after the 2011 season.
Not since the Bobby Cremins era has Georgia Tech posted a 20-victory season or arrived at the N.C.A.A. tournament with a legitimate shot to contend for the championship.
Goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis – another new signing, from Napoli – was sharp in claiming crosses from Will Johnson and Brad Davis, but had not shots to contend with.
" He decided to give it a shot.
A shot to commemorate the final gig?
"He has a shot to win now.
"Sling a shot to see a shot?
However worthy the mission and however gifted the prodigy, Ishikawa remains a long-shot even to contend at Augusta, where he missed the cut in his first two appearances.
In a weaker division (like the N.F.C. West), they might have a shot at contending.
Gordon and Andy have a lot to contend with.
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