Sentence examples for chances of defending from inspiring English sources

Here he is, 38, widely considered to be indispensable to the Yankees' chances of defending their 27th championship next month, most of all by his teammates.

His availability for the Spurs' series against Phoenix, who lost Jason Kidd to injury last month, is as uncertain as San Antonio's chances of defending its title.

Although a continuing federal review increases PeopleSoft's chances of defending itself against an Oracle takeover, it could also mean a longer period of uncertainty for its customers.

Many, including myself, dismissed Egypt's chances of defending their crown because of a ropey qualifying campaign and having lost a number of important players from their 2006 squad.

But if Bolt has any doubts over his chances of defending his Olympic 100m and 200m titles in Rio he is an even better actor than he is sprinter.

So when Durán, 49, talks about Joppy 32-1-1 32-1-1 32-1-1nces of defending his middleweight title andinst Felix Trinidad (39-0) on Saturday nighisat Madison Square Garden, he is speaking from experienchances

Multinationals also stand a better chance of defending themselves in Russia's dodgy courts.

All around Novosibirsk, A Just Russia came under pressure, and had little chance of defending itself.

Do you think Monterrey has a good chance of defending its regional title?

Still, Ms. Pekofsky believes she has a better chance of defending herself now.

The club has virtually no chance of defending its Bundesliga title and is out of other competitions.