Sentence examples for chances of replacing from inspiring English sources

But if they lost, their chances of replacing him would be badly, if not irreparably, damaged.

Roger Moore has denied making racist comments about Idris Elba's chances of replacing Daniel Craig as James Bond.

One, an interview with Russian scholar Aleksi Malashenko, discusses Gulnora's chances of replacing her father as president in 2007.

AT FIRST sight, the chances of replacing President Leonid Kuchma and his coterie of tycoons and hard men look increasingly good.

Of the trio, only Mr Defoe was an unqualified success, but the club improved their chances of replacing Mr Berbatov's goals by signing a group of strikers.

While flying back from Switzerland on Friday, Trump returned to name-calling, blaming Schumer for the dwindling chances of replacing the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which Trump ended last year.

Mr. Duceppe has no chance of replacing Prime Minister Paul Martin, because his party is competing just in Quebec.

Adel Abd al-Mahdi, the able former finance minister who is a SCIRI man, has a fair chance of replacing him.

They were also part of the Ajax squad in the early 1970s when, as his understudy, Van Gaal had no chance of replacing Cruyff as the star forward.

It is no exaggeration to say that his tactlessness and subsequent confusion lost him any chance of replacing Edward Heath as leader.

He said that the Lib Dems had to "abandon self-indulgence" before the party had a chance of replacing the Conservative party as the real opposition to the government.