Sentence examples for be more chance from inspiring English sources

If his own country set a better example, there might be more chance of persuading them.Cities need wise government above all else, and they get it too rarely.

An immediate club return from East could also succeed in those circumstances, but there would be more chance for West to go astray.

With a decent forecast for the remaining two days, there must now be more chance of Durham extending their lead over Yorkshire at the top of the table than the Peakites pulling away from Somerset and Surrey at the bottom.

That led the administration to conclude that there could be more chance of a diplomatic resolution than some Iranian declarations and a battery of missile tests last week suggested.

Leave campaigner Penny Mordaunt had told Marr there would be more chance to spend more on the NHS with the £10bn dividend.

"As we learn more about early stages of the disease, I think we'll be able to intervene earlier, when there will be more chance of making a difference," Kraus says.

Japan may have returned to Tokyo empty-handed but there will be more chances for success.

There would be more chances to practice, Sergeant Major Mellinger reminded the men.

But we'd like to reassure all the crestfallen losers that there will be more chances to win dubious prizes.

Due to the increasing popularity of concrete-filled steel tubular (CFST) members, there will be more chances of vehicles/vessels or terrorist attacks on these structures in near future.

Look out there will be more chances to grab yourself a special edition tshirt.