Sentence examples for exercise of chance from inspiring English sources
He expresses his empathy for mothers, who must now see procreation as "a squalid and terrifying exercise of chance".
And with United heading for the knockout stage of the Champions League after beating Braga, Ferguson will have plenty of chance to exercise United's adaptability.
But the "can" here seems to be just a matter of chance: Elena actually exercises active control one way, and there remains, until she does, a chance that she will exercise such control a different way.
The Poker Players Alliancee, a million-strong group of aficionados, argued in the South Carolina Supreme Court that "the structure and rules allow sufficient room for a player's exercise of skill to overcome the chance element in the game".
Mr. Siegel, in essence, made two points: that the city had violated his clients' "free exercise of religion" by denying them the chance to bury their dead properly, and that city officials had acted with "deliberate indifference" by mingling human remains with debris in an act that "shocks the conscience".
If the majority consists of the willfully ignorant--for false information and biased and subjective knowledge amounts to the same thing as ignorance--then the exercise of that authority has a good chance to be bad.
This may be because exercise increases the chance of "suicide transport" [ 67] of circulating toxins into LMNs.
Of course, this is an entirely self contained exercise, a chance simply to enjoy these treasures again.
Exercise minimizes the chance of blood clot formation by improving blood flow to different parts of the body.
We would define blodgetts as a great period full of splendid opportunities when the man of the house can get lots of fresh air, exercise, and a chance to know his family better.
