Sentence examples for listing chances from inspiring English sources

Were this a real estate listing, chances are pretty good that the trim, tidy one-story white house, tucked away at the intersection of Drake Road and the White Plains Post Road here in Scarsdale, would have a half-million- dollar price tag attached to it.

If your country is not listed, chances are you can use either *67 or #31#.

In terms of what the film could have done for Fassbender's A-list chances, then perhaps he won't be too upset.

Unless an app appears in the various stores' top 10 or at least top 25 lists, chances are that most users will never see it unless Apple decides to feature the app in its "new and noteworthy" section.

Ferrari dealers manage their own waiting lists (which exist for every Ferrari model), but if you were on a 360 Modena waiting list, chances are you have been or will be switched to one for the F430, which will not be in the showrooms until late February or early March 2005.

And if you happen to enter with something like rare Nikes that aren't on the canteen buy-up list, chances are you'll attract unwanted attention.

But in terms of your personal finances and to-do list, chances are you'll never feel like you have enough money or time.

While it's great to have a wish list, chances are you won't get absolutely everything on your list.

If you can't even see the symbols in the list, chances are you will not be able to use them.

If you are working through an assigned reading list, chances are good that you will either be tested on what you have read, or have to write about it in an assignment.

There are reasons to consider a consolidation besides cost savings, Mr. Triaca said, listing the chance to communicate with a united brand voice, no pun intended, and the opportunity to build what he described as a "long-term partnership" with a single shop.