Sentence examples for bigger chance of from inspiring English sources

And I'll have a way bigger chance of making the team.

That means a bigger chance of a future healthy life for the baby and a less agonising time for the parents.

"I wouldn't say he had a bigger chance of getting beaten up in the locker room than anyone else," Bjorkman said with a smile.

"I think there is a much bigger chance of us getting roughed up personally," says Scott Simon, head of Pimco's mortgage-backed securities team.

On the other hand if Gordon Brown waits until May or even June, there is a bigger chance of Labour ending up the largest party and an outside chance of winning the election.

"They flock to the Basque Country because the roads are good and there are a lot of teams here, more than in any other region, so there's a bigger chance of turning pro if you move here," said Magnus Aarre, editor of Basque Cycling News, an English-language Web site that covers the region's racing teams.

"If you can get people who all believe that things have to be written down and adhered to and monitored, [there will be] much bigger chances of success" (KI 2D).

It is very disappointing that we missed our biggest chance of points because of this move".

"But I still feel that we have a big chance of keeping (him) here".

I think he has a big chance of winning this tournament".

Vettel still has a very big chance of winning the race tomorrow.