Sentence examples for chance for large from inspiring English sources

Even utilities with troubled nuclear plants and shaky dividends looked attractive because they offered a chance for large profits.

An online version of the codex has been available since 2009, but the exhibition represents a rare chance for large numbers of people to view the book.

The auction yesterday was a rare chance for large numbers of them to become owners -- over the next three years, 900 medallions will be auctioned off as part of the largest expansion of the taxi fleet since the Depression.

But the other two speeches were deliberately chosen, set in states important to the president's re-election campaign -- particularly Wisconsin, which Mr. Bush lost to Al Gore by less than 6,000 votes in 2000 -- and at schools where the chance for large protests was modest to remote.

My husband's career and the chance for larger life experiences won out.

Creative, positive, sustainable and dynamic thinking, taking place amongst the organisations and brands that have real influence is one of the greatest chances for large-scale social change, and improving our world.

The chances for large-volume sales should at least be explored in the early stages of product development research, even before the pilot stage, perhaps with a more definitive exploration when the product goes into production and the price and distribution plans are decided upon.

Here was a chance for a large and unruly freshman class to make a good first impression, for jaded seniors to hold hands across the aisle, and for the skinny president to prove he's more than a nerdy know-it-all.

The best chance for a large enough market for an electric Rolls-Royce to emerge is probably regulatory pressures.

Our parameter study about the scale ratio α has demonstrated that the chance for a large earthquake to show such stereotypical behavior is high under a condition where the scale ratio α is comparable to the brittleness β.

However, for some elements such as the ancient element INE-1, described as having invaded the ancestor lineage of D. melanogaster and D. simulans (Kapitonov and Jurka 2003), the activity track showed a majority of divergent copies with only few ones close to the most identical copy between the two genomes (fig. 4 B), as expected by chance for a large number of old and degraded copies.