Sentence examples for far less chance from inspiring English sources

But fruit and vegetable sellers who work from pavements will have far less chance of survival.

Once they have a firm plan in place, there's far less chance of a comparison-induced panic.

For patients, that would mean far less chance of suffering a complication such as blood loss or damage to a nearby organ.

Women who take hormone replacement therapy for 10 years after the menopause have far less chance of suffering heart failure, heart attack or of dying, research shows.

Effective PR: surely if these companies are properly talking to journalists, there is far less chance that they would be misrepresented?

Owners of today's machines have far less chance of making a quick repair if the spark or fuel ceases to arrive in the cylinders.

But when you miss the first step, you miss the second, and you have far less chances to be in the following ones," he added.

Several council officials said Mr. Ensley, the president of the social workers union, might have a fair chance of being elected in a direct election but would have far less of a chance in a delegates' vote because he has antagonized many council leaders.

Mr. Radcliffe said he would give 60percentt odds Aimster would lose, far less of a chance than he gave Napster.

If we think about it, the chance of being harmed by a terrorist attack is far less than the chances we take living our daily lives.

Rivers might have finished his coaching career in Boston, but last summer the team was facing a complete overhaul and the prospect of a dreadful season seemed far less enticing than the chance to guide the Clippers' promising core of Paul, Griffin and Jordan.