Sentence examples for declining chance from inspiring English sources

The world has about 1,200 billion tonnes left, but the latest data shows that there is a now a declining chance of now staying below the 2 degree target.

Despite their declining chances to conceive, many women postpone childbearing to give priority to education and a career, for financial security, and to find the right partner [ 2], before trying to get pregnant.

She has avoided police dramas, declining a chance to work on Jimmy McGovern's Cracker in the 1990s.

To that end, he will ride no one-day events this year, including declining the chance to defend his British national title in June.

Declining the chance to go to university, he spent the best years of his life working for a publication devoted to researching the nethermost ancestry of the landed gentry.

So in the 1980s after Graham Gooch opted for a rebel tour to South Africa as well as declining the chance to tour Australia he was welcomed back as soon as he was available because he was such a magnificent batsman.

Manager Joe Torre kept hearing the question, and he kept declining the chance to answer it, as reporters pressed him Tuesday about a new report connecting two of his players to steroids.

In the end, Sophie's salvation is achieved through a cliché: what will help her make sense of her almost-ex's death is declining the chance to ghostwrite the story of Bill and Melissa Gates's nanny in favor of telling her own story.

He was not about to decline a chance for more.

Yesterday, she was watching TV while Catherine was dressing and so declined the chance to help.

The renter, who had declined the chance to purchase, refused to grant access.