Sentence examples for have chances of from inspiring English sources

Do these languages have chances of survival in diaspora settings like NYC? How widespread is the problem of "language isolation" (Semple 2014)?

"You could still have the onside kick, still have kickoffs, still have chances of return, still have scheming, still have plays," Westhoff said.

7) Team GB - Tom Daley and Peter Waterfield - Finished sixth in world championships in 2011 and seventh in the test event in February, but a second and third in two world series events since then suggests they have chances of a medal.

Several have chances of making the frame.

We knew they would have chances of getting behind the defence.

Corollary 1 shows that in the equilibrium of the voting game, only the candidates that propose the policies that, according to the posterior belief (hat{q}), are more likely to match the state of the world, have chances of entering a government.

Low to moderate vegetation with high LST regions was understood to have chance of geothermal potential.

In this procedure, the superior chromosomes are given priority in mating, but average entities have chance of being selected too.

Celtic had chances of their own and didn't take them.

Southport had chances of their own but Richard Brodie was denied twice by Daggers goalkeeper Mark Cousins.

Both of us had chances," she said.