Sentence examples for as much a shot from inspiring English sources

"But I've got as much a shot as anyone else".

The Levin bill is, then, a signal at best — and it's at least as much a shot across the bow of U.S. officials as it is a signal to the Chinese.

In fact, Mr. Weitz wasn't quite as much a long shot as he seemed.

In Green Bay, Wis., the Republican candidate, Senator John McCain gave a few new details of his proposals in a speech that seemed as much a political shot at Mr. Obama as a policy prescription.

That's probably as much a long shot as young Rocky Balboa winning the heavyweight championship.

Even those who save and invest are not immune to failure, and betting on savings seems like just as much a long shot as winning the lottery.

His use of strobe often lends a surreality to his shots, making light as much a part of the impact as the image itself.

His use of strobe can lend a surreality to his shots, making light as much a part of the impact as the image itself.

Back then, Steve Jobs had as much of a shot at rebooting Apple as Donald Trump has today of restoring America.

Now your pitch has just as much of a shot at being seen as every other pitch uploaded in your chosen categories.

He drew two defenders before slipping a pass across the slot to Travis Zajac, who did not want to make a perfect shot as much as a quick shot.