Sentence examples for chances having from inspiring English sources

Those missed cuts were bad times but, when it came to having winning chances, having gone through that helped.

The English Democrats also fancy their chances, having come second in this month's PCC poll in South Yorkshire.

The British number two's big, leftie serve draws Hewitt out of his comfort zone at the baseline and Rusedski would fancy his chances, having beaten the Australian less than two weeks ago in Indianapolis.

We've had one from an 11-year-old boy who obviously has high ambitions in the game and we have a PlayStation manager of 2010 who fancies his chances having won a competition.

Trott's knock did not come without its chances, having survived an lbw shout when on 21 before Brown missed a chance off spinner James Tredwell on 58.

Celtic won the fourth-round tie 4-0, withethe Championship leaders' chances having been hampered by an early red card shown for Morgaro Gomis.

Our offensive chances have gone up considerably.

But those chances have helped us.

Their life chances have been horribly harmed.

"How many chances have we had?

These chances have a significantly positive effect on wage levels.