Sentence examples for equal chances to from inspiring English sources

Therefore, not all players have equal chances to win or equal payoffs.

If Brexit is the result of our qualms about immigration, we must build a new system that gives women equal chances to build new lives, with access to public funds.

In my view it is more important to make sure all children have the same and equal chances to form their own lives, and be given the help they need, whatever the sex they are born into – whether they later change or not.

Still, Ms. Bouslama, the engineering student in Kenitra, said things had gotten worse, not better, over the years — from elementary school through to university: "If we speak about urgent reforms that the Moroccan education system needs, I would suggest starting with giving Moroccans equal chances to get an education of quality, without having to pay for it," she said.

The survey found just two-fifths (41%) agreed that people had equal chances to get ahead, compared with more than half (53%) who said the same in 2008.

Sixfold symmetry of wurtzite CdSe {0001} surfaces make hexagonal building units having six equal chances to attach to their neighboring crystallites, and a statistical assembly of the tiny hexagons may lead to the formation of a curvature.

It is time to bring opportunity and an equal chance to her door.

All they want is an equal chance to be a human being".

Financial balance among the teams gives all teams an equal chance to win.

One is because they deny an equal chance to all athletes.

The fairest way to make sure that everyone had an equal chance to rule would be a lottery.