Sentence examples for chance describing from inspiring English sources

Far better to, like Updike or Nabokov, have entirely too much fun with the subject than to never chance describing this replenishing source of frisky joy.

This conference came about as a result of what Chance described as an unsuccessful meeting with Illinois governor Bruce Rauner, where Rauner wasn't especially receptive to Chance's pleas for more funding for education in Chicago.

This does entail an element of chance, described by Pacey as "the deliberate reduction of plant density results in some sacrifice of yield in seasons of ample rainfall, but it makes for greater certainty that there will be useful grain production in a drought year". Two examples are reported by Kovda (1961) of the use of naturally occurring run-off in arid areas of the USSR.

Gingrich, talking about his own chances, described South Carolina as "a must-win" state.

These criteria adjust for the increased chance of describing spurious associations due to the large number of repeated statistical tests in our analytic process, and also for errors in under-estimation of variance due to the effect of clustering [ 11, 12, 14].

One PIL used words (small risk) and numbers (less than 10% chance) to describe the chances of anastomotic leak after oesophagectomy.

The Blues boss has tried to play down his side's own chances by describing them as a "little horse".

By selecting only those genetic variants reproducibly associated with diabetic nephropathy, we have tried to reduce the chances of describing false positive associations.

The study gives a chance to describe and appraise modern daylight design techniques.

Each woman is offered the chance to describe her experience and its impact on her life.

Mass-Observation gave them, too, a chance to describe their world.