Sentence examples for chance to reassert from inspiring English sources

This game was his chance to reassert himself in the starting rotation.

"This is the chance to reassert this very iconic brand to the world," said Rob Schwartz, the global creative president of TBWA Worldwide.

Russia is itself in serious economic trouble, but its leaders remain keen to exploit any chance to reassert their influence in the region.

For Mr. Fourtou and, more important, Mr. Meyer, it was a chance to reassert influence in the wake of Mr. Diller's exit.

Now the league has a chance to reassert its standing when No. 21 West Virginia, the only other ranked team in the conference, plays at Colorado on Thursday.

Iraq's leaders see a rare chance to reassert themselves as players in a transformed Arab world by hosting the first major diplomatic event here since American troops withdrew in December.

Instead, Mr. Murdoch took the opportunity to reassert his control of the company.

Tottenham's Kyle Walker gets a chance to show he can rival Liverpool defender Glen Johnson at right-back, while on the other side Chelsea's Ashley Cole has the opportunity to reassert his authority over Everton's Leighton Baines, who had a poor night against the Chileans.

Gallup has a chance both to reassert its position at the top of the field and to restore faith in all similar national polls -- if it confronts this review with transparency and seriousness of purpose.

The intervention in Lebanon, though sanctioned by the Arab League, also gave Mr. Assad a chance to try to reassert control over the P.L.O.

By The New Yorker October 15, 2008 At the Frankfurt Book Fair, publishers are arguing that books are the best way to weather the economic downturn: "Maybe the crisis is a chance for booksellers to reassert their role in the community as providers of pleasure, of knowledge, for a very, very cheap price".