Sentence examples similar to chance alliance from inspiring English sources

In the starkest terms, there is a chance the alliance may not survive the week.

At the same time, some NATO officials view Georgia's behavior before the war last year as needlessly provocative, and have said it harmed the country's chances for alliance membership.

The chances of the alliance holding until the election are slim.

A civil society group, the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, notes that polling suggests a tight race that will go to a second round, in which Tsvangirai stands a better chance of building alliances.

Yet the surge has also provided a chance to forge alliances between American forces and Sunnis who were fed up with Al Qaeda militants and uneasy about the Shiite-dominated government.

Yes, at last, a contestant is looking at the eliminate-each-other format as a chance to build alliances, not as a burden.

If court watchers thought this term was important, it's the next term that may offer the Chief Justice a chance to shift alliances once more, and come back to the conservative fold.

The French hate him now and he's got no chance of building an alliance with the US Democratic Party".

The CDU would be denied the chance to exploit any alliance in Hesse with the Left Party to question the SPD's credibility in next year's federal election.

He has given the country a chance for a progressive alliance – which more than 50% of the country voted for in last week's election.

The ceremony a chance to cement an alliance and to thank the violinist for playing for Germans wounded in World War II.