Sentence examples for chances much from inspiring English sources

Long may you all prosper, although I can't honestly say I rate your chances much.

He made a comparison to basketball: Lacrosse attackmen have higher-percentage scoring chances, much like 7-footers in the post.

Boris is still the Tories biggest electoral asset and a leave vote would damage George Osborne's succession chances much more that those of Johnson.

"Any time we can get a starter healthy and he can get us into the seventh inning, it makes our chances much greater," Indians Manager Charlie Manuel said.

"I thought this would be a place with good chances, much better chances than in L.A., and we could have a bigger and better home," said one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, who filed under the name of Judy Doe, saying that she feared retaliation.

Tim Davie, the acting director general, was eliminated before the final shortlisting stage when he applied for the job, making a successful candidacy from him very unlikely, while Caroline Thomson, the recently departed chief operating officer, is not thought to rate her chances much after losing to Entwistle in the final stages.

"Now she might not have the chance much longer".

He may not have the chance much longer.

There's fat chance much of that will carry over into the Gritty meme war.

There is little chance, much less financing, for the wild idea that might prove revolutionary.

Other models in the New York Times and Huffington Post had Clinton's chance much stronger.