Sentence examples for chance of jumping from inspiring English sources

While you're on hold, you will be offered the chance of jumping the queue – for 50p.

The trouble is that we haven't got the political leadership capable of seizing the chance, of jumping forward.

The intrepid Jerry Palm of collegebcs.com is insistent that Stanford has no chance of jumping Oklahoma State if both finish undefeated.

New York has never won a play-off series after trailing 3-1 but kept alive their chance of jumping that hurdle.

Most models have taken for granted that if disease vectors, such as humans, have any chance of "jumping" outside the initial outbreak area – by plane or train, for example – the outbreak quickly metastasizes into an epidemic.

"You have a better chance of jumping into the Lansing River and finding Nemo than you have of this bill doing anything to increase wages," State Senator Coleman A. Young II, a Democrat, told fellow senators from the chamber floor.

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But to return to the hype factor, there is no patch of cultural territory in which the right phone numbers in one's PalmPilot and the sheer force of personality would diminish one's chances of jumping to the head of the class.

Also the chances of jumping right when the elevator makes impact is negligibly small, and the elevator is likely to collapse around you so that even if you did manage to jump upwards at a rate of between 30 and 120 mph (48 and 193 km/h), the roof coming down would cause potentially fatal head injuries anyway.

Because it takes time for the virus to replicate and be complimented by the rabies glycoprotein, the chance of secondary "jumping" is further diminished.

This gives the eye a chance to rest instead of jumping back and forth between busy prints.