Sentence examples for chance of sinking from inspiring English sources

"A bad performance has a real chance of sinking their straw poll numbers".

But history suggests that Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade, despite such accomplishments this season, has a better chance of sinking a full-court shot than surpassing the Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James in the M.V.P. balloting.

A scandal has less chance of sinking you if the timing is right.

All ships have a chance of sinking.

Another racking set-up that people use is placing a solid in one back corner and a stripe in the other, so that the player breaking has an equal chance of sinking either one.

He just figured out his chances of sinking the Haruna.

Shedding around an hour of the play's running time, Wells's adaptation is notable primarily for its A-list ensemble cast, all of whom relish the chance to sink their teeth into Letts's bilious dialogue.

If the effect of mergers and acquisitions by large tech titans is that they're blocking off future competition and innovation, then some regulation of the strategy could actually stimulate more innovation by giving small firms a chance to sink or swim instead of being immediately bought up by their larger competitors, Van Reenen said.

News of sinking of Nuremburg.

Once the novel had chance to sink in, there were many people who considered "Infinite Jest" a work of genius.

"It was nice to get a chance to sink one".