Sentence examples for chance growing from inspiring English sources

But she didn't want to chance growing a watermelon or cantaloupe there.

Many households in Shan state are so poor that, given the chance, growing poppies remains the best financial option, whatever the risks.

"I think we did walk away from some of our core brand values," he added, and realize that it would be better to "take a line of much less resistance, because we have more chance growing the brand by taking share from other whiskeys than stealing share from white spirits".

When Chance grew, Mrs. Noonan slept in on Saturdays, while Mr. Noonan made the pancakes.

Almost as telling was that even the devoted Broncos fans who had beseeched Fox and Elway to give Tebow a chance grew restless Sunday afternoon.

When the skill is more even and well distributed, the effects of chance grow stronger, leading to more turbulence in the game.

In the last novel, Nora and Dora Chance, grow old most ungracefully, and there's clearly personal feeling in Angela's enjoyment of their indecorous old age.

I have had the chance grow up watching them, train with them and get some tips off them as well.

With chances growing of an imminent transition of power in North Korea, the cliché formulation of crisis may well apply there is danger, but also opportunity.

By skipping Wimbledon to rest after the French Open, Kuerten's chances grew limited.

C. J. Sackman, a 15-year-old midfielder, said: "Our chances grow with every practice we have.