Sentence examples for has most chance from inspiring English sources

Mr Kan can play his part, by using this summer's leadership contest to move his party towards the reformist centre, where it has most chance of finding common cause with the opposition (see article).If Mr Kan cannot manage this, it would be better to call a snap general election.

Spokesman Keith Baldry said: "Elections cost a lot of money, so we're concentrating our resources where we think we'll have most chance of success.

He then wrote of the song: "['Far East Man'] seems to have most chance of independent survival, especially as the song turned up in quite pleasant shape on Wood's I've Got My Own Album To Do, but here again the production effectively smothers it, and Harrison's drab vocals complete the assassination".

The hazards which adults thought they had most chance of experiencing in comparison to their peers were cancer and pollution.

It stands to reason that any disease-modifying agent with neuroprotective or neurorescue properties [ 57] will have most chance of success if given at the earliest period in the evolution of the neurodegenerative process [ 58].

This is the approach to corporate responsibility which I believe has the most chance of succeeding over the long term".

Those who best fit their environment have the most chance of survival and will have relatively more offspring in the next generation.

In the third, the Rangers had most of the chances, many of the agonizing variety, and they outshot Washington, 13-7.

The O's, who have a game in hand, had most of the chances to win with Chris Dagnall and Ryan Hedges forcing saves.

Hungary had most of the chances in the game, with big striker Adam Szalai failing to convert from several inviting positions.

Crusaders had most of the chances in this first leg at Seaview but are now up against it if they are to make the semi-finals of the Setanta Cup.