Sentence examples for accept a chance from inspiring English sources
For its time, the offer was good one, the kind any respectable 22-year-old economics major at Stanford University would leap to accept: a chance to make several hundred thousands of dollars a year.
But Arab leaders have taken the unusual step of uniting as one bloc — they are generally a politically divided lot — to accept a chance to address the Israeli-Palestinian problem, which they have long said is central to bringing calm to the volatile Middle East, and to helping ensure their own domestic security.
And he then excelled in the field by taking a superb one-handed catch at square leg to dismiss Brown for 10 off Clare, who had earlier accepted a chance offered by Gatting off his own bowling.
The lead could have been extended even earlier than it was but it was typical of García that he should accept a difficult chance after wasting easier ones.
"At a very visceral level, people will accept a higher chance of being maimed or killed by a human being than they will by being maimed or killed by software," she said.
SCIENTISTS traditionally accept a 5% chance that a statistically significant result is actually a false positive.
So, how do you convince someone to accept a 25% chance of dying in exchange for slave wages?
However, Gregory did accept a gully chance to send Chopra on his way from the fourth ball of the day's opening over bowled by Alfonso Thomas.
For example, up to 20%% of patients would accept a lesser chance of cure to avoid a laryngectomy and to keep their normal voice [ 3, 4].
Research has shown that patients are willing to accept a higher chance of local recurrence to improve functional outcomes of treatments (Cassileth et al, 1980; Jenkins et al, 2001; van Tol-Geerdink et al, 2006; Kennedy et al, 2011).
However, we were concerned about the ethical implications of removing an established service and restarting it as a trial, as well as enrolling participants in a study in which they would have had to accept a 50% chance of not joining an existing exercise referral scheme, given that they had recently been identified as in need of a tailored exercise programme.
