Sentence examples for chance of returning from from inspiring English sources
But who else has a chance of returning from injury against City?
The likelihood that the emigrants would come back was thought to be about the same as their chance of returning from the dead; in those days there were no quick trips back for Christmas, no phone cards and no digital video of the grandchildren.
A few hours before the Mets distributed Ike Davis bobblehead dolls for fans attending Tuesday's game, the real-life version of the player created a ripple during an appearance at a Long Island day camp when he said that his chances of returning from an ankle injury this year were "not good".
The Tigers have not made it to the Heineken Cup semi-finals for five years and the bookmakers give them little chance of returning home from France victorious but Youngs, who was left out of England's match-day 23 having been on the bench against Australia and New Zealand in the autumn, believes Leicester have found themselves at the right time and should not be written off.
Towards the end of the war, the chance of not returning from patrol was 65 per cent.
Many children have lost one or even two years of schooling, while others have dropped out, with little chance of returning to school or benefitting from alternative learning opportunities.
But with a high risk of further eruptions from Tungurahua, there's little chance of returning home just yet.
Therefore, the sick-listed worker's reservation wage may exceed the wage offer from a new employer, reducing the sick-listed worker's chance of returning to work with a new employer.
SQUANDERING HIS CHANCE Two missed flights ended guard Sherron Collins's chance of returning to the Charlotte Bobcats.
