Sentence examples for experience chances from inspiring English sources

Still, he was careful to say: "Based on what I know of her background and experience, chances are she has the stuff.

If I have an unsatisfied customer, I am all over it, sir. If you walk away with a bad experience, chances are you're going to tell someone about it.

If you've ever had a near-death experience, chances are you've been fortunate enough depending on how you look at it to hear music that sounds identical to the blissed-out tones produced by the mononymous minstrel Iasos.

What can I be doing right now to make the most of this experience?'" Chances are, the company didn't give you this opportunity to just sit there and look pretty (buying a plant would have been cheaper).

While graduates with lower secondary (Hauptschule) certificates experience decreasing chances with increasing unemployment in adjacent districts, intermediate (Realschule) graduates' relative chances to enter dual training increase with higher unemployment.

So what individuals experience as chance is in fact contrivance.

It is a truth procedure because it leads from subjective experience and chance to universal value".

For Begay, today's round was a therapeutic experience, a chance to forget about the turmoil of the past two weeks.

Turkey for Two Some people see Christmas as a bonding experience, a chance to spend some one-on-one time with their partner.

Diners willing to deal with the unusual menu format were rewarded with a thrilling experience, the chance to rediscover fundamental tastes and flavors.

Incorporating this into my answer to "why law?" gave me, in the absence of any real legal experience, the chance to show a more personal response.