Sentence examples for chance exists from inspiring English sources

"If a chance exists," she said, "it is now".

A reasonable chance exists that the El Salvadoran repression will be entirely successful, and when that happens the country's human-rights record will improve dramatically.

They're not, of course – all losses are restored – but loving you as who I was made new, at least the chance exists they might be less.

A chance exists to advance here, though, and "when you have a chance, you have to take it," van Marwijk said.

Whatever chance exists of a new American peace initiative after the election is likely to vanish if Mitt Romney wins; at a private fund-raising event, he said the Arab-Israeli conflict was "going to remain an unsolved problem" and seemed unconcerned about it.

A reasonable chance exists that the $27 billion in emergency assistance will be returned, though the full bail-out bill, replete with tax breaks and opaque benefits, may never be reckoned, let alone repaid.Court filings showed that GM paid staggering fees to politically connected investment bankers.

Throughout this book, Mr. Ellis weaves together the political story of how the 13 colonies came together and agreed to secede from the British Empire with the military story of how the British "delivered a series of devastating defeats to an American army of amateurs" on Long Island and Manhattan, but "missed whatever chance existed to end it all".

Notwithstanding the absence of trust that understandably characterizes U.S.-North Korean relations, what I thought I heard was that a chance existed to improve relations.

The independent statistician advised against this, as no chance existed that the main findings would be reversed.

This finding and the statistical power of the two analyses strongly suggests that (1) a local cluster, not explainable by chance, existed in the northern area, and (2) a local cluster was detected in 2000.

The fantastic teachers at City and Islington College serve as an example that second chances exist!