Sentence examples for longer a chance from inspiring English sources

"The museum's purpose would not be to 'spread fear' but to confront what is no longer a chance event," he explained.

As he sent the jurors home for the weekend, Justice Edward J. McLaughlin, of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, told them that there was no longer a chance that any of them would be replaced, and dismissed four alternate jurors.

One week after we arrived, the war had taken a turn for the worse, just like that, and there was no longer a chance that it was going to be ending anytime soon.

Fail and the memories of years of under-achievement would insist that he was no longer a chance worth taking, and cast what was left of his career upon the winter winds.

It's a vapid, empty and meaningless campaign that confirms Pride is no longer a chance to unapologetically celebrate our culture, or to make vital demands of what our community needs to survive and thrive.

Jor-El sees what Zod is doing, and knowing that there is no longer a chance to save the planet or its people, hurries back to his home and orders his wife to help him prepare the ship for Kal-El.

Bobyshev no longer stood a chance.

But the buyers' cool-headed approach also means that wild estimates no longer stand a chance of being met by inexperienced newcomers as often happened before the recession.

Organised labour no longer had a chance once you had to pick sides: unambitious council tenant or aspirational owner-occupier, sponging welfare dependant or dynamic entrepreneur.

Now he has opted for even longer winters, a chance to go to hockey games at the University of New Hampshire where fans chuck a fish onto the ice after their first goal, to be part of the Carsey Institute for Families and Communities.

They would no longer have a chance to defend their World Cup had it not been for the way Dean Whare dragged back a ball that was going out of play by yards to set up their first try.