Sentence examples for building chances from inspiring English sources

If you've ever worked in an office building, chances are somebody issued you a keycard or NFC-enabled badge to open the doors to the building.

However, unless you're living in a superluxury building, chances are good that at least one room in your place lacks that gorgeous natural sunlight that's the difference between a "charmingly cozy apartment" and a cave.

He becomes particularly excited when people stumble on the building by chance.

Instead, the Getty came up with a more imaginative, and more costly, idea: it decided to give its strange building a chance to be taken seriously.

Mr. Girardi urged Mr. Castaldo, who had been away on vacation for a few weeks, to give the building another chance.

By Hendrik Hertzberg March 22, 2013 I don't read the Wall Street Journal as regularly as I should, but, courtesy of the recycling bin on the elevator landing of our apartment building, I chanced upon a recent Peggy Noonan column.

"If you have anything in the roof, or anything in an unheated building, the chance is that it's going to freeze or burst," he said.

Apart from catering for individual children, many programs have widened the spectrum of services to reach families and to end up in community capacity building (Every Chance for Every Child).

If you always use quiet servers that contain deserted streets and practically abandoned buildings, the chances of you finding a girl will be extremely low.

Ask a Marlins player to name his favorite thing about the new building and the chances are that he'll say, "Air-conditioning".

He writes odes to women with unsingable names and celebrates second chances, building a canon that is upbeat but nostalgic.