Sentence examples for chances because of from inspiring English sources

But Spitz says he likes Phelps's chances because of his success against Crocker.

He does take the body and he's had a couple of good scoring chances because of it".

"They will create chances because of the way they play and the way they approach the game.

He told an employment tribunal that he felt confident about his chances because of his previous experience as the chairman of a charity.

The Coyotes were sounder defensively than in their first two games and created some good scoring chances because of it, sending 42 shots on goal.

Many are writing off Corbyn's chances because of his left-wing policies, but this was an argument that was also trotted out ahead of the leadership campaign, and we all know what happened there.

"Nobody wanted to give him a chance because of the negative publicity it would've brought.

She sang with a voice that would never have a chance, because of her size.

"I'm willing to give her a second chance because of her history," he said.

I gave the other three a chance because of the cost of churn.

It gives the smaller club a chance, because of the wealth that the smaller club gets".