Sentence examples for every chance for from inspiring English sources

Mill seized every chance for exposing departures from sound principle in Parliament and courts of justice.

With Bangalore's burgeoning economy growing annually at an estimated 10.3% only a few miles away, these hopes and dreams have every chance for succeeding.

The teams are so similar to the way they were last year that there is every chance for another set of extra-time periods and every possibility of another penalty-kick shootout.

I hope it is something decent and I am certain we have to try our best to bring about elections and rebuild the Iraqi Army to give every chance for decency to emerge there.

He unfolds its mysteries as mysteries, faces its mutability with passionate speculations on the very identity of lovers, and, with the wisdom of age, embraces every chance for love as the first — and maybe the last.

With so long to go even before the primaries, there is every chance for leading candidates to produce a gaffe (a Howard Dean scream, anyone?) or for some dark secret to be exposed, thereby leaving opportunities for the smaller-fry.Then there is the possibility of a lesser prize.

In less than two hours, from a position of strength from which they had every chance of striking for victory, Australia lost their final eight wickets for 56 runs.

"Given the opposition at the moment she's got every chance of qualifying for the Commonwealth Games.

After all, if you win the battle for breakfast, you stand every chance of winning the battle for listeners throughout the day.

With no big new family comedies on the horizon until the October half-term holiday, they have every chance of sticking around for a while.

Cricket Australia has bent the rules to give Test captain Michael Clarke every chance of proving himself fit for the World Cup.