Sentence examples for chances of which from inspiring English sources

Before this, City were unlucky not to take the lead through a series of chances of which at least one should have been converted.

The chancellor's comments came as ratings agency Standard & Poor's issued a grim analysis of the repercussions that could follow an euro exit, the chances of which it has raised from 33%to50%0%.

I hope you'll excuse the cliché, but it's appropriate here: in poker, making an inside straight requires you to catch one of 4 cards out of 48 remaining in the deck, the chances of which are about 8 percent.

Hatful of chances A more flamboyant exaggeration, used to ridicule the striker that has missed these chances, some of which may have been gilt-edged.

Lindros had two good chances, one of which hit the post, his only shot on goal.

Barcelona may have dominated possession, but Inter have had four excellent chances, one of which they converted.

A tepid first half produced only a few chances, all of which were created by the home side with the best spurned by captain Aoyama Toshihiro.

They managed to create a couple of half chances, both of which were Sean Welsh efforts from distance.

Moreover, 20% of IQ differences are attributable to neither environment nor genes but to "chance factors" of which our ability to improve ourselves is the most important.

The main emergent themes were prediction of discharge destination, pre-stroke status, the stroke, stroke recovery, the system, and deserving a chance, each of which had several sub-themes.

A PFI, with its reliance on debt funding from the markets, was thought to favour the chances of Siemens, which has superior financial firepower to Bombardier.