Sentence examples for losing chances from inspiring English sources

Mr. Larsen disdained draws and often sought to create unbalanced positions where both players had good winning, and losing, chances.

When they collaborate more with different scholars, they achieve more closeness and betweenness centralities, but risk being distrusted by prolific scholars and losing chances to co-author with them.

These numbers ought to check out reasonably well with less complicated, back-of-the-envelope methods of estimating Mr. Romney's losing chances.

Others, lost chances for parenthood.

Alas, one of theatre's lost chances.

In both towers, scores of people lost chances to escape.

Clearly this is a novel of lost chances, of lost lives, of sadness and regret.

Early in the third period, the Rangers made the Devils pay for their lost chances.

It is about lost chances that leave whole families marginalised, beyond the reach of development.

Ms. Lambert exudes a rueful sadness when reminiscing about Helen's lost chances for love.

"It is about lost chances, failed love and grief," Higgins explained, "set among gloomy groves, shadowed valleys and Stygian wastes".