Sentence examples for bit of a chance from inspiring English sources

The phrase "bit of a chance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate a small or somewhat unlikely possibility or opportunity. Example: "There's a bit of a chance that I'll be able to finish the project before the deadline, but I'll need to work extra hours this week."

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"We took a bit of a chance with him," Mr. Phibbs said.

"I guess now I've got a bit of a chance and it's in my control".

Every time they've had a bit of a chance they've failed to capitalise.

When he had a little bit of a chance he missed it.

We knew she was in with a bit of a chance but we didn't really expect quite this magnificent result".

"We're still pitching-oriented, and you're still taking a little bit of a chance because, defensively, you never know what's going to happen.

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Some of the stories offer a bit of comedy, a chance to stage a requisite Bollywood musical number or offer some insight into Milkha's personality.

We'd like to be in Europe with a bit of sunshine, a chance to see some Easter celebrations and flying from a London airport.

But any recovery needs to start somewhere, and Godolphin is desperate for a little bit of normality, a chance to focus on a top-class racehorse and map out its route through the season.

"People have had a little bit more of a chance to hear from us.

Now, there is a little bit more of a chance to buy in Asia".

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