Sentence examples similar to chance argument from inspiring English sources

Any thoughts on the skill-versus-chance argument?

This egalitarian "fair chances" argument has support in the general public and among societal decision makers in several jurisdictions [ 32, 33].

And the enormously thick, thatched roofed togu nas, the rectangular meeting places for men, built purposely not high enough to stand in to reduce the chances of argument.

Going into the hearing, Allen didn't give much of a chance to his argument about conflicting theories.

The percentage chance – 10, for argument's sake – that Woods will return to the venue where he has donned a Green Jacket four times is based on only two narratives.

"You're always friends, but there's a much higher chance for an argument when the Yankees are in first place and the Mets are going down the tank and vice versa.

So, is there any chance that these arguments will get through?

Perhaps the most high-profile court case involving anti-trans discrimination is G.G. v. Gloucester County School Board, which the Supreme Court will review sometime this year (possibly before Gorsuch would have a chance to hear arguments).

He spoke to the New York Times, arguing that the scene "was a chance to make the argument for the innocent rape victim who has done nothing to deserve it".

One possibility is that Ryan decides that the only way out of the debate is up, and that to have a chance of winning the argument with Obama and Democrats he needs the kind of platform that only a presidential campaign can bestow upon a politician.

She gave the argument a chance to develop.