Sentence examples for latter chance from inspiring English sources

But a couple of minutes after that latter chance, with Union bodies committed forward, Macmath rushed out to greet a long ball pumped out of the Sporting defense.

The latter chance was set up neatly by Jon Daly in what was an otherwise anonymous inauspicious display by the former Dundee United striker.

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Potential outliers can arise due to this latter chance variation, where the data point is correct in nature and is simply more divergent than the majority of the data set, or they can arise due to errors where the value of the data point is erroneous.

The latter chances are not necessarily of any particular importance (stockholders normally aren't liable if a company can't pay its debts and expenses; their stock just becomes worthless).

I recommend the latter: more chance you might meet something along the way, which is where most of the interesting things of my Belfast life have occurred.

More of these ideas filtered into Techno Animal, an industrial hip-hop project he'd begun earlier in the decade with Martin, offering the latter a chance to unshackle himself from the group format and experiment in the studio.

After all, University Challenge has to require Oxbridge to field just one of its constituent colleges against any lesser seat of learning, just to give the latter a chance.

This year, Maryam Douale, a 25-year-old Muslim woman from Manchester, launched Dine@Mine Week, an initiative that has Muslim families host an iftar for non-Muslims, giving the latter a chance to freely ask questions about Ramadan and Islam.

He added that audits by inspectors general, who are watchdogs in the departments they survey and generally report directly to the department secretary and relevant officials in Congress, usually end with conferences where auditors sit down with officials of the office they are studying and review preliminary findings, giving the latter a chance to point out misunderstandings.

While this is a seductive narrative that gives fans of the latter a chance to sneer at the former, imbuing them as it does with a misplaced sense of confidence in their own tastes, it is also, more importantly, a false one.