Sentence examples for given enough chance from inspiring English sources

But we haven't been given enough chance to carry those actions through.

Antti Saarnio, chairman and co-founder of Jolla, told the BBC in May that MeeGo - now called Sailfish - had not been given enough chance to succeed.

However, sources say that he feels he was not given enough chance to turn the business in this new direction and that obstacles were put in his way to prevent him from executing.

In the end, Leicester decided Puel had been given enough chances to make amends.

Like all weapons, drones will inevitably miss their targets given enough chances.

But by turning abstract statistics into human beings, the photographer points us to the person who preceded the addiction — and who, given enough chances and support, might survive it.

Although much has been made of Chelsea's younger players not being given enough chances in José Mourinho's latter days as manager, Hiddink said he would like to have them involved more but, in a long season, experience trumps youth.

Pupils were not given enough chances to use the language they were learning in class, often because teachers were not prepared to do so, it added.

Mr McCann, who was the subject of what he called "unbelievably damaging" newspaper reports that suggested he and his wife killed Madeleine, added: "The press has been given enough chances, and in my opinion Lord [Justice] Leveson has given them another chance to put a structure in place which they are happy with". Labour leader Ed Miliband has joined Mr Clegg in supporting a new press law.

Contact authorities as a last resort; at this point, the kid has been given enough chances.

When given enough warning and chance to plan with their lab mates, it is rare that a student is not able to contribute to at least the prehybridization or the addition of the probe.