Sentence examples for most important chance from inspiring English sources

In Atlanta, the Braves' Craig Kimbrel, a strikeout artist who set the rookie record for saves this season, blew his most important chance of the year.

Just three weeks before Congress is scheduled to vote, the national security adviser, Samuel R. Berger, visited New York and gave a detailed examination of the security issues at stake in the trade bill, calling it the most important chance the United States has had in a generation to help shape China's future.

Most important, the chance of death is tiny — 2 in every 10,000 transplants — and the long-term health risks are generally negligible.

It is vital that they make the most of this important chance.

The protection of the court gives one of the world's most important companies a chance to reinvent itself.

Mr. Berri has tried to present himself as the peacemaker, saying that his offer is straightforward and, most important, the last chance.

Congress will not pass many of the proposals, it predicted, "but the most important have a chance of winning bipartisan support".

Tom Davis, a former chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, said that the Akin controversy might have knocked Republicans off their economic message, but that it also temporarily diverted Democrats from the issue he believes is most important to their chances in November, Medicare.

That is, a chance to lift themselves and their future families out of poverty, a chance to pursue their dreams, and perhaps most important of all, a chance for a life that they choose for themselves.

Perhaps most important, eliminating the 10percentt chance that most smokers have of dying of cancer or cardiac disease over the next 10 years of their life may partly compensate for whatever perceived elevation of stress they may suffer from nicotine withdrawal.

It didn't seem that Pichai, who heads up all of Google's most important products, had a chance at becoming Google's CEO (ahead of Page) anytime soon.