Sentence examples for chance to construct from inspiring English sources

This could be your chance to construct and own a model of one of the two particle physics experiments that found a Higgs boson.

Located just south of the Demilitarized Zone, which separates South Korea from North, its ample space affords town-building visionaries the chance to construct communities from scratch.

He announced a £2bn loan guarantee (the first of a potential £16bn) and half-promised something far more interesting to his hosts – the chance to construct their own nuclear reactor, build to a different design, in Essex.

Last April, the Education Department opened bidding to find a vendor to build that system, and the winner would get a chance to construct the most visible government portal since HealthCare.gov.gov

Interestingly, another recent study found that when Americans were given the chance to construct their version of the optimal wealth gradient for America, both Republicans and Democrats came up with a chart that looked like Sweden's.

Under the plan, which represents a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation between the state's two most powerful leaders, smoking would still be permitted in private clubs, and other public establishments would be given the chance to construct enclosed, ventilated smoking rooms for patrons.

Still, some emerging economies look like they will need new nuclear power plants, and Japanese builders see few chances to construct new ones anytime soon in Japan.

We must give refugees more chances to construct their own lives -- the chance to provide for themselves and their families.

If I could be sure to be a woman safe on the British home front, I would live among those who survived both the First and Second World Wars, because that generation had two post-war chances to construct brave new international structures, based on brief windows of moral consensus and political will in the West.

Their chance for freedom from oppression and opportunity to construct autonomy came with the overthrow of Hussein in the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.

The user of the system can also explore a set of built-in chance processes to construct worlds.