Sentence examples for chances it could from inspiring English sources

"If we took those chances it could have been a different game".

Marseille coach Didier Deschamps: "If we had converted those early chances it could have been different.

What are the chances it could land a kid straight out of MIT or Harvard?

The SNP is expected to wipe the floor in Scotland, where Labour has long dominated, predicted to take all of Labour's 41 seats in a wipeout that has thwarted any chances it could have had of winning an overall majority.

It often doesn't take much for us to observe something and say, "What are the chances!" It could be spotting an old book that was recently recommended to us on a store shelf directly in our line of vision, or bumping into someone on the street who we haven't seen since college.

An individual's social position conditions their life chances; it could therefore be expected that mid-life social position would affect individuals' quality of life following retirement, perhaps by affecting area of residence, state of health, social support or pension provision in later life (Blane, Netuveli, & Bartley, 2007).

If it fails to come to a deal with eurozone partners on 24 April, there is a real chance it could default on its loans.

Given the White House's history addressing tech-related issues on its petition platform, there's a decent chance it could actually influence law.

But there's a good chance it could escalate into a fight or more horrible names, so its not recommended.

There is a chance it could happen.

There's a very strong chance it could happen.