Sentence examples for found chances from inspiring English sources

In his spare time, Carmona worked for the department, rising to the rank of sheriff's deputy, and he often found chances to indulge his appetite for adventure.

In years to come, once targets are found, chances are good that they will be destroyed by weapons from pilotless vehicles that can distinguish friends from foes without consulting humans.

Shrewsbury found chances hard to come by, but striker Tom Bradshaw, handed his first start of the season, squandered a golden opportunity when he fired wide with only keeper Sam Slocombe to beat.

County, whose tally of 84 goals was the highest in the Championship, found chances hard to come by, but by securing a point they set a club record of 85 points in a season.

Rooney, one of nine changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Liverpool on Saturday, found chances hard to come by as he was closely marked in Bucharest.

This analysis found chance levels of classification in the hippocampus and other MTL regions (all regions P > 0.1), demonstrating that the activity patterns in these regions are unlikely to reflect the coding of decision or action variables.

If England can make the most of Leighton Baines's delivery into the penalty area, and free Gary Cahill and Phil Jagielka to get forward, they may find chances follow.

In other words, looking at sufficiently many predicted TFBS, we are doomed to find chance correlations that seem to make evolutionary sense, e.g. common gain and loss of TFBS.

Like Crouch, Cole found his chances at the World Cup in South Africa severely limited.

Nevertheless, Mr. Bayh soon found his chances being downgraded in articles quoting Democratic officials.

As the sleuths over on Hacker News found out, chances are this is just a badly trained algorithm.