Sentence examples for much better chances from inspiring English sources

"I thought this would be a place with good chances, much better chances than in L.A., and we could have a bigger and better home," said one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, who filed under the name of Judy Doe, saying that she feared retaliation.

A store which is conveniently located has much better chances of being successful than a store depending on promotional schemes, and convenience rules over pricing.

"Seeing how our competitors have taken in funding, we were certain that we had much better chances to keep lead over competitors if we could do the same," he says.

I mean is this what we've become accustomed to in the NFL? Players who act out, instead of suffering the consequences of their actions, are awarded to teams with much better chances of success?

Then, there would be a very interesting question about the mechanism by which an entire island had been transferred; there is no doubt that such exchanges have happened at some point, but if they happened within the last 500 years, then, there would be much better chances of catching it in action.

If your beers' reputations are already well-established when you open your microbrewery, it will have much better chances for success.

With Sabathia, the Brewers have a much better chance.

He's managed to ensure that President Obama has a much better chance of re-election.

But it will have a much better chance of succeeding with the right help from Washington.

They will have a much better chance if Upton, 25, breaks through.

When we go out there, we feel we have a much better chance to win".