Sentence examples for better shot of from inspiring English sources

"But they'll have a better shot of being placed in a study that's right for them".

Had [my father] been born of Mexican parents, I'd have a better shot of winning this.

For that reason, Occupy Congress may have a better shot of achieving change than does Occupy Wall Street.

And sales assistants had a much better shot of being promoted to broker if they were men.

Other ways of helping the long-term jobless might have a better shot of succeeding, Mr. Stettner said, like a temporary jobs program or assistance for emergency needs.

But Romney did, in the video, talk about a disadvantage that he feels he has labored under: had his father "been born of Mexican parents, I'd have a better shot of winning this".

The new eight-megapixel SD850 IS includes optical image stabilization to help smooth out shaky situations, as well as technology that can keep faces in focus while automatically adjusting the flash and exposure settings for better shots of people.

Then, as they got better and better shots of unhinged protesters waving signs, they started to notice what the signs actually said.

At a mainstream EDM party you would get a lot of better shots of people probably because they go ape-shit on camera.

But they have a far better shot, long term, of lessening this country's dependence on oil imports and keeping gas prices under control.

Now that she has had back surgery, Bloomberg hopes she will have a better shot at some of her longtime goals, like competing in World Cup competitions and making the United States Olympic team.