Sentence examples for has some chances from inspiring English sources

Only if the node reaches the waypoint before exiting cell 4, it has some chances of remaining in the current cell or HO to AP1 or AP3.

For example, a mathematician working on a proof regards a conjecture as plausible if it "has some chances of success" (Polya 1954 (v. 2): 148).

He intended 22.Rf6! but thought that after 22...Kg7 23.Rd1?! Rf8! 24.Rxd4 Rxf6 black has some chances of resisting.

(A time pressure blunder. The correct 37...Rxc4+! gives black good drawing chances, for example a) 38.Kd3 Bg7 39.h8Q?! [39.Bxd5!? would be the only try to win, but after 39...Rc5 40.Ke4 black1.Rg1 Rb5 black has some chances to hold.] 39...Bxh8 40.Rxh8 and I missed the backward rook move 40...Rc8! threatening 41...Kg7, black draws.

34...Rc7 (Surprisingly, the computer engines suggest a pawn sacrifice as the way out. After 34...e6, for example: a) 35.dxe6 Rh5=; b) 35.Bxh7 exd5 36.Rg1 (36.Bg8 Bxh6! 37.Rxh6 Kg7) 36...Rxc4+ 37.Kd3 Rxf4 38.Rxg6+ Kf7 the white pieces stumble against each other.; c) 35.Bxe6 a5 36.Kb3 Rxc4+7.Ka4 Rxc4+ 38.Kxa5 white still has some chances after 38...Rxf4?

Polls, in fact, suggest that Mr. Romney has some chance of pulling off the double win.

But this bill has some chance of enactment this year because of Mr. Grassley's influence.

Mr. Obama has some chance of winning the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote — but the reverse outcome is less likely.

Chance requires two distinguishable outcomes, each of which has some chance.

Such a possible future, which has some chance of making the current chances false, is called an undermining future.

Not zero, because everything has some chance of occurring.