Sentence examples for critical chances from inspiring English sources

The median baseball viewer was 53 years old in 2014 according to Nielsen, and by eschewing over-the-top streaming options and forcing fans to go through cable to watch baseball, the game misses out on critical chances to entice new fans.

It is one more critical chance to add missing civil liberties and privacy protections, address known abuses and trim excesses that contribute nothing to making America safer.

"This was a critical chance to shake up a broken energy market and make sure savings from falling wholesale prices are passed on to customers.

The Restore Act windfall represents a critical chance to grab up and safeguard some of the remaining marshes and coastal wetlands.

That man scored, as usual, a coolly taken 43rd-minute penalty, but ironically it was Van Persie who missed the critical chance, though it was less a miss than a superb save by Christian Abbiati.

David Cameron certainly looked "pumped up", as he likes to describe it, for this critical chance for the three leaders to try to win over wavering voters.

This year we have a critical chance to change that dynamic as the world builds even stronger international actions to address climate change.

It will be a critical chance to hear from leading experts, identify how we've reached this point, and determine how together we must build a focused, effective movement to say no more.

The flare gun also has a 100% critical chance against burning opponents.

Increase your Critical Strike Chance.

The Axtinguisher, which replaces the basic axe, does half the damage of the regular axe if the enemy isn't burning but has a 100% critical hit chance if the enemy is on fire.