Sentence examples for chance to make use of from inspiring English sources

The chance to make use of intangible assets, like advertising space on public infrastructure, pushes that figure even higher.

The event gave the news desk the chance to make use of many alternative templates in various configurations.

For Mr. Sykes, the Maudsley group "is a chance to make use of my own philosophical background".

Halftime came before they'd had a chance to make use of most of their research; by the time they'd gotten a chance to dissect the Chiefs' pass rush and the Patriots' no-name defense, the game was essentially over.

Cider-making seems rather exciting, I think it's the tempting new kit you need and maybe the chance to make use of all those apples that would otherwise go to waste.

McVicar will no doubt relish the chance to make use of the larger space offered by a show garden, compared with the more compact environs of the Great Pavilion.

When faced with a big fat opportunity, the likelihood is that financial technology companies will jump at the chances to make use the rich well of data generated by bank account activity.

"We've obtained one point from a difficult away match and if we could get three points at home, the way [to Brazil] will become smoother and it will be left with us to make use of our chances.

Chances are he will need to make use of them - Stade are also at full strength and on the basis of their demolition of Harlequins in the previous round are also in full flight.

He experienced first hand the need to make use of his few chances, because they would not come twice to someone like him.

For with such a shift, what is at stake is not only assuring an equal right to self-defense, but also furnishing everyone more or less the same chance to actually make use of the right to freedom (e.g. Van Parijs 1995, Steiner 1994).