Sentence examples for given a chance of from inspiring English sources

They know that many in this world are never even given a chance of freedom.

But its people deserve to be spared the dictator's gun and be given a chance of a better future.

The field of presidential candidates numbers 11, and, remarkably, as many as six are given a chance of winning.

He and other leaders from island states had called for the rise to be limited to 1.5°C at the most "if we are to be given a chance" of surviving.

With the candidate of a unified opposition given a chance of winning an honestly conducted vote next month, President Aleksandr Lukashenko seems determined to crush his critics, while lashing out at the West.

For all of that, there is yet little indication that any of the current Republican hopefuls given a chance of winning the nomination will abandon the president on the issue, at least in the primary season.

London Labour's programme for the voiceless majority gives a chance of real change.

The other team would even play football if it gave a chance of the result changing.

Both batsmen sprinted the first two to give a chance of the third.

Although this is problematic, it at least gives a chance of a credible and inclusive political process.

Collectively, thorough exploitation of the signaling pathway from the neuroendocrine system to immune cancer may give a chance of therapeutics development in this sense.