Sentence examples for chances for one from inspiring English sources
An academic degree brings prestige and increases the chances for one's professional success.
Instead of setting yourself up for two low-scoring plays, swap out some lower value letters and increase your chances for one higher scoring play.
Months removed from the living room coziness of Iowa and New Hampshire, campaigns now provide little chance for one-on-one contact between candidate and voter.
The chance for one-on-one meetings with vendors for big corporations and government agencies, albeit usually for just the 15 minutes that are generally allotted, he said, "is an opportunity we won't pass up".
The CI offered the majority of them a chance for one-on-one conversations, which offered more independence from family members.
Wilson's essay on domestic violence was a chance for one of the league's top players to weigh in on an important story, but it mostly read like a press release for his new charitable foundation.
It's money for old rope eight days on, but having just missed last week's cut-off, we couldn't bear passing up the chance for one final nod to Brendon Goddard's take on his exiled teammate Jobe Watson's barista adventures in New York City: He's gone over there with the intention to make coffees.
This could be a chance for one party finally to break the gridlock and start getting things done.
David Sender, this year's national champion in the all-around, may not have a chance for one of those spots.
But then, at 16.90 euros for a three-course meal, you would miss the chance for one of the best bistro bargains in Paris.
