Sentence examples for chance changing from inspiring English sources

Ten games later and the man in the cap has given them a fighting chance, changing that bleak landscape into a portrait of hope, by initiating a remarkable revival that has meant staying up is a real possibility.

Still, the Congressional Quarterly has upgraded Shulman's chances, changing the district's rating from "Safe Republican" to "Republican Favored".

In order to have any chance of changing government policy, popular opinion will have to change.

The increased attention to the target collocations increases the chance of noticing the target items and also the chance of changing the input into the intake (Schmidt 2010).

I have not found a single election over the last few decades in which impersonation fraud had the slightest chance of changing an election outcome — unlike absentee-ballot fraud, which changes election outcomes regularly.

Each type of reaction was executed on 50% of original structures, with a 25% chance of removing the tailoring from the modified structure and a 25% chance of changing the site of the reaction in the modified structure.

A 90-percent probability of failure means a 10-percent chance of changing the world, if the goal is ambitious enough.

"There's no chance of changing this," he told me.

There is little chance of changing Mr. Assad's mind.

In reality this one is the party's best chance of changing India.

The snag is that he has no chance of changing the chancellor's mind.