Sentence examples for chances of staging from inspiring English sources

Isn't the age of deference as dead as Wagner's chances of staging a comeback?

Snubbing it could affect England's chances of staging the 2006 World Cup, organisers of England's bid claimed.

The move damages England's chances of staging the event, the location of which had, until yesterday, been in the balance.

The Football Association is confident of Wembley's chances of staging the Euro 2020 final and has not ruled out the possibility of hosting Euro 2028.

Hampden's chances of staging Euro 2020 matches have improved with the number of candidate cities dropping to 19 for 13 places.

That threatened more than £5m of funding that has been promised by the North West Development Agency, which is contingent on any such challenges being cleared by April, when the redevelopment must begin to give Lancashire any chance of staging a Test in the next Ashes series in 2013.

Furthermore, the Bank of Japan's easy monetary policy is going to continue for quite some time so as to ensure that the economy has a better chance of staging a full-fledged, self-sustaining recovery.

It'll take two to three years of stability for GM to have a chance of staging a big comeback.

Unlocking the old Tim Pawlenty is key to whether he can recover politically and have any chance of staging a comeback.

But his dismissal in the 25th over – caught by Johnson at long-on off the bowling of the off-spinner Nathan Hauritz – ended any chance West Indies had of staging a fightback.

MacMurray was paired with Joan Bennett in 13 Hours by Air (1936), and The Big Broadcast of 1937 19366) gave Leisen the chance to stage a parade of musical and comedy acts that included George Burns and Gracie Allen, Jack Benny, Martha Raye, and Benny Goodman.