Sentence examples for every chance of dropping from inspiring English sources

McClaren's Twente in fact had every chance of dropping Ajax into third place.

After all, every investor must assess risk, which in this case is the chance of dropping out.

Instead he cashed his top clubs, with a chance of dropping the queen, and played all his trumps.

Mr Gruber's results suggest that higher church attendance leads to more years at school and less chance of dropping out of college.

I actually think he has a better chance of dropping into the back of the second or even into the third.

The results are even larger for male African American students from persistently low-income families: Their chance of dropping out of high school falls 39percentt.

Back on 15, Scott makes his birdie, though the eagle putt was hilariously poor, pushed out to the right and never having a chance of dropping.

He has advised Scotland on its economic future as well as debt-laden Greece, which he thinks has a 50-500 chance" of dropping out of the eurozone as it once again comes close to running out of money.

Westwood certainly gives his 25-footer a chance of dropping in, but it's needlessly aggressive, the ball sailing left of the hole then turning right, six feet past the hole.

"We tell them that they have a three to four times greater chance of dropping dead from a heart attack than from being shot by a felon with a gun".

Ariel Kalil, a University of Chicago professor of public policy, and Kathleen M. Ziof-Guestheof the Institute for Children and Poverty in New York, found in an earlier study that adolescent children of low-income single mothers who endured unemployment had an increased chance of dropping out of school and showed declines in emotional well-being.