Sentence examples for important chance for from inspiring English sources

The current anti-social behaviour, crime and policing bill was an important chance for some fresh thinking.

These elections are an important chance for people to send a message to the government that they are cutting too far and too fast.

Geoff Miller, England's national selector, said: "With only eight international t20 matches until the ICC World T20 next April this series is an important chance for players to show they are capable of performing well at this level.

Pellegrini said: "It's an important chance for him to come back to play but I don't think he'll be able to play from the beginning or play 90 minutes.

The negotiations, announced last week and due to start in June, are also an important chance for the European Union to reinvigorate political ties with the United States as Washington pivots toward a rising Asia.

Next year's World Cup will be hockey's biggest event before the Rio 2016 Olympics, and the 2013 European Championships form an important chance for new, younger British players to prove their World Cup credentials against the likes of Germany and the Netherlands, whose teams won men's and women's gold respectively at London 2012.

Among New Zealand's mainstream press the visit has been hugely popular, with an editorial in the Herald describing it as an important "chance to impress" for the young royals.

Franco bowed his head and bolted off the mound seconds after Abreu swung, the chances for a victory and, more important, the chance for a share of first place instantly gone.

He has organized the Maverick Music Festival, a new outlet for displaying his guitar skills and soulful vocals but, more important, a chance for him to show his taste as a music fan.

That gives fans a feel for how many important chances (or games) slipped away.

Surprisingly, the chance of increased survival was less important than the chance for better quality of life when ranking reasons to participate in a clinical trial.