Sentence examples for deep chance from inspiring English sources

The phenotype of the CC genotype with its 50 50 mixture of right- and left-handedness does not indicate remaining genetic or environmental variance, but instead the phenotype itself is what can be called deep chance, corresponding to fluctuating asymmetry in biology; 9 in effect, ineradicable random biological noise.

For Pharus, whose love of music runs deep, the chance to lead the chorus is not just an honor but a dream come true.

Yates had been cautious with his throws all game, but finally took a chance deep.

But he was given another chance deep into stoppage time and made it count as he knocked over the winning kick.

That he would be called upon to take a chance deep was not itself so unusual, but the execution of the play was a sign of what was to come.

Scholes probably had United's best chance, deep into injury time, when he wriggled free to receive the ball in the box, Old Trafford held its breath as he turned and shot, the ball beat the outstretched fingers of the Exeter goalkeeper Paul Jones, but rolled inches wide of the upright.

Chelsea had one last chance deep into stoppage time and Ivanovic produced a towering header to win the Europa League.  .

But the numbers were level again as Quinn was adjudged to have handled while denying Nugent a clear goalscoring chance deep into stoppage time.

A topsy-turvy game would not have been complete without one more Swansea chance deep into injury time, but substitute Luke Moore was well tackled by Ward before he could get his shot goalwards.

The Irish produced further frantic late pressure with Dunne completely missing a headed chance deep into injury-time but a home win would have been robbery on the Slovakians.

Fence that buried 1 to 2 feet (0.3 to 0.6 m) deep has little chance of being breached.