Sentence examples for chance represented from inspiring English sources

Presenting the award, actor Mark Rylance said Good Chance represented the best in us, particularly "in these dark times when hate and fear of the other seem to becoming government policy".

This paper selects the portfolio with fuzzy returns by criteria of chance represented by credibility measure.

Despite some adverse reviews – the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it a "treacly, tepid heartwarmer" – One Chance represents a significant step forward for the film-making ambitions of BGT co-creator Simon Cowell.

SIAR performs extremely well (Fig 2), given that some simulations, by chance, represent biological extremes.

A smaller l than expected by random chance represents a functionally coherent gene set, because the annotations of the genes are semantically or biologically related.

In probabilistic models, chance is represented by error terms, or noise, encompassing all the many complicating factors that are not worth including in the systematic signal.

The "last-chance" negotiations represented a worsening of the situation as the Greeks sought to reopen issues already agreed upon, EU officials said on Monday.

"It's a great chance for me to prove myself and hopefully get a chance to represent my country again," he added.

Gordon Brown had his chance to represent change and renewal and he comprehensively blew it.

I still have a chance to represent my country in the 400.

But when you get the chance to represent Team GB it's extra special.