Sentence examples for far more chances from inspiring English sources

That has given Beltre far more chances to help the Dodgers, and help them he has.

For those born before that year, there have been far more chances to get on to the housing ladder and profit from it.

Some of these acts feature on the current Radio 1 playlist, which is taking far more chances than it was this time a year ago.

But they're creating far, far more chances than they're burying.

With new manager Willie Kirk watching from the stands, Bristol frustrated the hosts, who created far more chances but could not beat goalkeeper Mary Earps.

According to criminal forum adverts, they were taking a significant chunk of the cash collected by so-called "money mules", who took far more chances with their freedom.

And on the one hand, this feels hugely positive: it looks as if we have far more chance of subjugating sports fans than we do Johnny Taliban.

"Clearly a tax process in which all options are genuinely on the table has far more chance of success and some of those options need to be on the table.

Lovely as the bought versions are, there is far more chance to lick the spoon when you're making it at home – which is why I've selflessly taken on the task of making so many different versions.

"They have far more chance of choosing their own future today than they did 24 or 48 hours ago". Ed Miliband has described the Libyan intervention as an important moment for multilateralism.

Almost all 15 and 16-year-old boys now end up in young offender institutions, which have much lower staffing, much higher rates of self-harm and suicide, far less education and far more chance of being locked up for 22 hours a day.