Sentence examples for much more chance from inspiring English sources

For the moment, therefore, Mr Connerly has much more chance of influencing state politics.

Which is to say, there was much more chance of his being taken seriously by his teachers.

A group of large shareholders speaking as a common voice has much more chance of getting its way than an investor that stands alone.

In general, you have much more chance of recovering debts if a rescue plan is put into place rather than the company going into liquidation".

"By lengthening their supervision to at least 12 months and ensuring the youth secure estate focuses on education, we stand much more chance of changing their lives and stopping them becoming the persistent offenders of the future".

Carter said, "I think this concept that John Kerry has pursued now secretly, very secretly for five months, I think it has much more chance of success than I had believed before we met with him".

He has much more chances to end up as number one.

We could gave scored, maybe we should have scored, but that's how football is and very often in my life my teams lost games like this when we were so much better and had much more chances.

If mutation and failures of immunosurveillance or the DNA repair are the causes of a cancer, the aging cells in very old bodies should have much more chances of developing cancer.

This was a much more straightforward chance and also off Pattinson's bowling.

Another aspect of the late style is that the brushwork, on whatever scale applied, seems to be governed much more by chance than before.