Sentence examples for chances denied from inspiring English sources

It exists to deliver the jobs, security, services and life chances denied to so many.

Lennon insisted that the goal tally could have been higher, with two chances denied in the second half by the St Mirren woodwork, but could not find fault with the performance of his players.

Random chance denied Democrats control of the House of Delegates in 2017.

I relished the chance to match up with Usain, a chance denied to me for far too long.

The notion of a penalty shot during play is to restore a scoring chance denied by a foul, and as such the rule states, "The puck must be kept in motion towards the opponent's goal line".

Smith-Pelly had another chance denied by the left post.

As the U.S. saw chance after chance denied by the tenacious Algerian defenders and a lone goal disallowed on a missed call by the referee, even the neutral announcers declared the U.S. deserved to win.

Obtaining permission to visit all the subplots would therefore be more difficult and increase the chances of denied access and potentially bias the study.

The visitors had the better first-half chances, being denied an obvious penalty when Lowe's goalbound lob struck Mark Ellis's arm.

One of the hecklers, Sergei Balashov, claimed that the group had just been walking past by chance, and denied that they were ordered to disrupt the press conference.

"I was incredibly surprised," said Dimitroff, who signed Banks partly out of a desire to give him a chance long denied.