Sentence examples for credible chance from inspiring English sources

The FA Cup is seen as the last credible chance the club has of silverware this season.

And why his drawdown plan has a credible chance of leaving behind an Afghanistan that won't implode as soon as American troops are gone.

"In fact, not a single one of the known objects has any credible chance of hitting our planet over the next century".

Increasingly, analysts regarded Michael Sata, the leader of the PF, as having a credible chance of victory over the incumbent in the 2011 elections.

"Any strategy to repeal, delay or replace the law must have a credible chance of succeeding or affecting broad public opinion positively," he wrote.

"Democrats don't have a credible chance of winning these seats," said Steve Schmidt, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.

For the opposition, the campaign in Oregon is one of their last credible chances to stop the freedom to marry.

With Borussia Dortmund dangerman Robert Lewandowski substituted, the Poles struggled to create a credible goalscoring chance until David Forde was forced to gather a Szukala header.

" Limited": a positive association has been observed between exposure and disease for which a causal interpretation is considered to be credible, but chance, bias, or confounding could not be ruled out with reasonable confidence.

"She could lose her title for the first time since 2010 to the one person with a credible and mathematical chance of 'leading' the world, Hillary Clinton".

In using human studies to identify carcinogens, epidemiologists often ask whether a causal interpretation is credible and whether chance, bias, or confounding factors can be excluded.