Sentence examples for chances that can from inspiring English sources

"When you consider that your Windows system has over 50 million lines of code, that's 50 million chances that can introduce a bug or security vulnerability," Wagner says.

In non-adult films, we don't let people take chances that can harm themselves or others, with pyrotechnics, for example, just because they feel their creativity or expression would be stifled otherwise.

The pair added 202 for the second wicket as England, under the weather with the ball and unable to grasp the half-chances that can make such a difference, struggled to gain any control.

They need someone who can make a chance that can decide a very tight game - and I am not sure Cleverley has what it takes to provide that against teams of the very top level.

They were more 'discovered' than 'acquired,' suggesting that there is a certain amount of randomness or chance that can enter the change process.

"The more gibbons there are left, the greater the chances that we can recover this population".

But in the meantime, the prescription does nothing to improve the chances that governments can pay their debts.

But chances that Democrats can gain the 17 seats needed to recapture control of the House appear remote.

But state officials say that keeping inmates closer to their communities will increase the chances that they can be rehabilitated, rather than in and out of state prison.

"They'll fancy their chances that they can score against us and that should give us opportunities," he said.

Apple says the chances that someone can trick FaceID and break into your phone are one in a million.