Sentence examples for be a chance of from inspiring English sources

He even thinks there may be a chance of the DPV being allowed to run candidates in the 2011 national-assembly elections.This may all seem rather optimistic now.

There will be a chance of rain.

There may be a chance of recovering some value from it, he says.

'If there may be a chance of something going wrong, the risk is unacceptable.

I didn't think there would be a chance of ever seeing it again".

Mr. Benigno noted that there still appeared to be a chance of a compromise and a reversal of the rejection.

Both Sarafina and So You Think are drawn wide, so there must be a chance of an upset on Sunday.

I've got to look at the rankings, because maybe there will be a chance of me finishing the year No1.

For there to be a chance of peace in the Middle East, Western countries must stop making excuses for terror.

Grubbers for the sideline would be more valuable because there'd be a chance of getting the ball back.

Fortunately, Saturday looks like a dry and warm day but there will be a chance of showers mixed with the sunshine on Sunday afternoon.