Sentence examples for are chances from inspiring English sources
verb
To happen by chance, to occur.
- It chanced that I found a solution the very next day.
But at least now there are chances for other women.
"I wouldn't say there are chances," he said.
But problems -- sorry, challenges -- are chances to raise your game, and opportunities are chances to resolve two issues with one action.
"But they believe that there are chances to negotiate a better relationship.
Companies tend to reinvest their earnings more when there are chances for profitable expansion.
If something isn't quite right the first time, there are chances to tweak or reshape.
For the Mets 48-577), there are chances for moral victories like this one.
Though significant progress has been made in the enrichment of phosphopeptides with MOAC material, there are chances for further development.
These types of occasions are chances for resuscitation, for getting small creeks flowing again.
Both are chances that the artist has, to an extent, fumbled.
Of course, with two Pottermaniacs as devoted as we are, chances were good we would like "Phoenix," no matter what.
