Sentence examples for much chance for from inspiring English sources
Both served with honour but without much chance for heroics.
Other than at lunch, there's not much chance for talking.
Not much chance for you to have a look.
Few people see much chance for compromise between the president and the implacably hostile Parliament.
Not much chance for prevention when you can't afford to pay for it.
There's not much chance for glory, either: novelizations are rarely reviewed.
These men and women argue that, as corporate directors and officers, they have too much chance of liability for a company's operations.
And few believe the mainland Turks have much chance of joining for a long time yet, if ever.The EU reckons that poverty and isolation will force Turkish Cypriots into serious negotiation.
As Michael Gove, the Tory education spokesman, likes to point out, a poor boy educated in a state school has almost as much chance of playing for Manchester United as going to Oxford or Cambridge.
How much chance of his claiming responsibility for the recent plunge, for which his promise of tariffs is the cause?
Realistically, neither leader has much chance of winning public support for painful compromises unless they are part of a deal that delivers a final peace.
