Sentence examples for a sporting chance from inspiring English sources

£3,650, rado.com JUMPER Hammond & Co is an 18th-century sporting tailor being given a sporting chance in the 21st century by the combo of Debenhams and the debonair Patrick Grant.

It was a sporting chance.

A sporting chance of success?

You have to give investors a sporting chance.

It used to be that journalists had a sporting chance of protecting their sources.

If recent history is any guide, Mr. Wilpon could have a sporting chance.

These bureaucrats want to force automakers to weaken SUV frames and make other changes to give smaller vehicles a more sporting chance.

He reckoned then there was a very strong sporting chance of not surviving: the blitz, to-ing and fro-ing to Africa, submarine warfare, the diseases of Africa, all stacked up to a promising prognosis of death.

Brothers of Muslim, Serbian and Croatian backgrounds who have been persuaded by the wily Croatian coach, Miroslav Blazevic, to put their sporting chance above their ethnic differences.

Let's give them that sporting chance -- just like Gaikwad -- and watch the next generation of young leaders emerge.

Against a backdrop of renewed concern from Paralympic luminaries including Tanni Grey-Thompson that wider changes to the welfare system could harm sporting chances, the BPA has unveiled a "five-year vision".