Sentence examples for does it stand a chance from inspiring English sources
But does it stand a better chance of succeeding than earlier peace moves?
"I don't write from a sense of crusade, I don't have a belief that anything I do will change the terrain in the slightest, and if it does, it stands an equal chance of changing it for the worse.
Does it stand any chance of a Buddy Holly glasses-style renaissance?
What about Surge? "I don't think it stands a chance".
This is probably because it's the beloved Parks' final year in contention – but I don't think it stands a chance to actually win, with Kimmy Schmidt, Transparent and traditional winner Modern Family in contention.
Nielsen did many of his own stunts: "You have an idea of how you're going to do something, and it's your vision... unless you do it, it really doesn't stand a chance".
A company may be financially sound, highly efficient and possess the best employees, but it doesn't stand a chance if it doesn't produce something that customers actually value.
It doesn't stand a chance, but Bonnie's giving it some massive welly here.
If it doesn't stand a chance of getting better, let it end with some dignity.
It doesn't stand a chance of winning the best picture Oscar, but if it gets a nomination – and it should – it will have something to do with the shape of that graph.
