Sentence examples for much bigger chance from inspiring English sources
He doesn't get enough power on the header but really that was a much bigger chance than the crowd seem to have realised.
But at the other extreme, there's also a much bigger chance individuals in Europe will move up the wealth scale too.
"I think there is a much bigger chance of us getting roughed up personally," says Scott Simon, head of Pimco's mortgage-backed securities team.
We do have a chance but they have a much bigger chance.
New research by Leeds Beckett University suggests there is a much bigger chance of burnout if you are female, with careers in sports coaching lasting only five years.
"Unfortunately we had just three days together [in London] and we played against strong nations, but when we start our final preparations in May we will have a much bigger chance to complete the team and learn daily to avoid these situations," Djukic told BBC Sport.
"If you can get people who all believe that things have to be written down and adhered to and monitored, [there will be] much bigger chances of success" (KI 2D).
Ms. de Rosnay, the author of "Sarah's Key," who lives in France, said she knew her paperback had a chance of much bigger sales when a friend sent her an iPhone photo of a shelf full of copies of her book at a Target.
A major injury sustained during the lockout would hurt any player, but free agents would be putting their earning power – and immediate chance at a much bigger N.B.A. payday – at risk.
As a result of Ricci's U-turn, any punter who had a bet in the Ryanair over the last few weeks will now see their runner go off at a much bigger price and with far less chance of success.
But she's never going to be big". When Evans was wowing her way through the age-group records, her mother always thought that, eventually, she would run into girls so much bigger she wouldn't have a chance.
