Sentence examples for chances of trying from inspiring English sources

But their chances of trying out bold changes are limited.

With the Serious Fraud Office issuing its own charges against Mr. Hayes, the Justice Department's chances of trying a case in the United States became even dimmer.

The better you drive, the better your chances of trying out the system on more expensive cars, eventually working yourway up from a Cavalier to a Corvette.

If he pulls out, he could accelerate the healing process and enhance his chances of trying again four years from now if Mr. Bush were defeated.

"We were guilty, particularly in that first half, even though we created chances, of trying to force the ball".

If we stop looking at the world in this polarized way, we stand a greater chance of trying to prevent these crimes".

In 2009, with Obama in the White House and Democrats controlling both houses of Congress, Big Green took a roll on the once-in-a-generation chance of trying to pass climate change legislation.

Mr Robertson may also be denied the chance of trying the former Liberian president and now fugitive Charles Taylor, who is blamed for much of west Africa's mayhem since his alleged sponsoring of massacres, mutilations and diamond trafficking was conducted through the RUF.

"Sussex have got themselves into a commanding position and are likely now to declare to give themselves a chance of trying to bowl Durham out twice - the follow-on target being 356.

The Celtic youngster may not have Anya's pace and is even less experienced that Durm himself, but his start to the season has been breathtaking and while it would be a bold move by Strachan to throw him in against the world champions, his confidence is such that he would surely relish the chance of trying to emulate the Argentine superstar.

Either way, Mark Leibovich's book stands a good chance of trying to place Politico and other news outlets on one side or the other of this line.