Sentence examples for have less chance from inspiring English sources

Without it, smaller voices have less chance of being heard.

Applicants outside this charmed circle might have less chance of favourable consideration.

Dixon may have less chance of playing Sunday than Toomer or Jurevicius.

This says banks can hold less capital against assets that are perceived to have less chance of showing future losses.

The researchers also expected that youths who improved almost fully during the 12 weeks would have less chance of recurrence.

If Italy left the euro, the bank might have less chance of getting euros back after the exit.

On a shorter course, luge athletes who do not start well have less chance to make up time.

Children born into poor families today have less chance of "improving themselves" than the children of the pre-1940 poor.

Those left on the periphery, in less favorable habitats, are thought to have less chance to survive.

Similarly, women know that they are usually paid less and have less chance for professional advancement than men.

In structural applications, breaking into smaller pieces is often preferred, because these have less chance of causing injury.