Sentence examples for concrete chances from inspiring English sources

Their efforts created many chances for shots, but no actual concrete chances.

Stoke City attempted to get a goal back, resorting to direct long balls into the Manchester City penalty area but struggled to create any concrete chances.

The Man Up Campaign offers a concrete chance for men to truly man up by taking responsibility in helping women end gender violence.

What he creates are unique residual marks on paper, rather than replicable recorded images, lines and patterns yielded from concrete, chance-inflected actions.

Now, you're looking at a man who always believed entirely in his own absolute rightness (because for years it was all so hypothetical), being offered a concrete chance to prove his own rightness via the Cabinet, and it has electrified every cell in him.

If the outcome is vague, more cloud than concrete, your chance of success plummets.

In May, states will gather for a humanitarian summit in Istanbul, where they will have a unique chance to commit to concrete changes in each of these areas.

Out in the desert, dozens of miles from Nogales's steel-and-concrete fence, the chances of detection are slimmer.

That leads to certain concrete opportunities — the chance to get into flexible electronics, which are very thin electronic components attached to flexible materials.

For the dominant roof type on Santorini (reinforced concrete slab) the chance of roof collapse is negligible (a few %) (following Spence et al, 2005), although the hazard could approximately double if there was rain during or shortly after the eruption because of the increased load from saturated ash (Macedonio and Costa, 2012).

Use the level again to make sure the posts are level before the concrete has a chance to set.