Sentence examples for given more chances from inspiring English sources

Already the 22-year old looks more comfortable and has been given more chances to shoot.

Some of the company's more glibly facile dancers are still being given more chances than they deserve.

Yet it is highly doubtful that Peavy was under as much pressure as Matsui, who has been given more chances than the Mets have wanted to give him.

Robin Pemberton, the vice president for competition for Nascar, said Tuesday that race teams might be given more chances to conduct private tests.

Although I think they also would endorse the study's recommendation that they be paid more and given more chances to lead.

[The official said American investigators will "be given more chances to take part in the investigation and related measures, though indirectly". He did not elaborate.] The F.B.I. official said the agreement made formal what has been happening for some time.

Other qualified providers – charities and the private sector – will be given more chance to compete for healthcare services.

By progressively reducing transmission powers and the number of potential transmitters (backoff), other transmitters are given more chance to reach their intended receivers.

(Government representative, Balochistan) The smaller provinces should be given more chance and exposure to interact with the donors.

Universities commonly cite a high drop-out rate for refusing to give more chances to pupils from poorer areas.

Using of solar energy and AAHPs in the proposed CCHP system which does not use any fossil fuel, not only gives more chances for significant reduction of CO2 and NOX, but also increases the economic saving in fuel consumption.