Sentence examples for chance is based on from inspiring English sources

His analysis of chance is based on his account of laws of nature (1973), which in turn refines an account due to Ramsey (1928/1990).

"One Chance" is based on amateur opera singer Paul Potts.

;"Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance" "Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance" is based on "Honey, Won't You Allow Me One More Chance?", a song dating back to the 1890s that was popularized by Henry Thomas in his 1928 recording.

After wrapping up "Taking Chance," which is based on the true story of an officer who accompanies the body of a fallen American soldier home from Iraq, Mr. Bacon began filming "Frost/Nixon" in Los Angeles, where his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, has also been busy, shooting episodes of "The Closer," a popular TNT crime series.

The president's best chance of re-election is based on the assumption any of the current candidates in the Republican field won't match up.

Chances are—and this is based on absolutely no factual data they centered on one of the following: sex, love, money, or getting trashed.

Re "In Science-Based Medicine, Where Does Luck Fit In?" (Sept . 19: The argument is made that our likelihood of developing, identifying and surviving disease is based on chance.

In Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard (1730; The Game of Love and Chance), the plot of which is based on disguise, with masters and servants exchanging parts, Silvia experiences profound consternation at the quite unacceptable prospect of falling for a valet.

The mathematical model formula (2) for data management and forwarding of wireless sensor networks is based on chance calculation.

To address the uncertainties in renewable resources (wind speed and solar irradiance), an innovative method is proposed which is based on Chance Constrained Programming (CCP).

Pretending that this is based on chance encounters actively puts children at risk, selling a palatable story (abusers are strangers in dirty raincoats) rather than the truth.