Sentence examples similar to give the same chance from inspiring English sources

Everyone should be given the same chance'.

"But I liked the American way where everybody is given the same chance," he said.

Piot, Farrar and Heymann questioned why Africans were not being given the same chance.

I would never have been given the same chance had that not been the case.

"And by its logic and spirit, it is giving the same chance to Gov. Bill Richardson to run as a Hispanic.

He reckons that, if Austrians had been given the same chance as the Swiss, they too would have voted for a curb on immigration.

Mr. Malinowski should be nominated and given the same chance to argue that he is committed to promoting American values and serving the interests of all of the American people.

President Campbell, replying to complaints from faculty, insisted that he was not providing special treatment for these athletes, but was giving the same chance of readmission that many nonathletes at Oklahoma State receive.

"Every pupil should be given the same chance to learn and achieve, and that's why it's so important that all children from families who receive universal credits should automatically qualify for free school meals.

The Queen is one of the world's biggest winners, though it has to be said, she only got the job through an accident of birth, and loads of other people might have been as good if they had been given the same chance.

It gives the same chance to all, including the 'oral' people.