Sentence examples for needless chance from inspiring English sources

Why take a needless chance?

Starting the day with a two-stroke lead over Jerry Kelly, who plummeted to 11th, García did not take needless chances, hitting solid drives and iron shots -- enough to overcome less than stellar putting.

Then we may have a fighting chance to eliminate needless services and make childbirth more affordable.

Needless to say, when the chance came up to lunch with two of the show's stars media darling Louise Wallace and self-proclaimed "Champagne Lady" Anne Batley Burton—I jumped on it faster than a housewife of a tennis coach.

Needless to say, when the chance came up to lunch with two of the show's stars media darling Louise Wallace and self-proclaimed "Champagne Lady" Anne Batley Burton—I jumped on it faster than a housewife on a tennis coach.

Needless to say, he gets his chance.

With such a small field the chances of getting in needless trouble are less.

Needless to say, all this undermines any chance for the new Iraqi government to gain wide support.

Of course the motivation was to stop innocents from needless suffering, to give people a better chance but the payback has been immense not just for the people and government of Britain but also for the economy.

Now, Skoob's warehouse is home to more than a million volumes – one of the largest private collections in the UK, with each insertion and inscription dutifully collated – so needless to say I jumped at the chance.

Needless to say I jumped at the chance, but my problem was trying to sum up what had happened for an audience which was not necessarily familiar with the story.