Sentence examples for plan a chance from inspiring English sources

Most neighbors seem unwilling to give the plan a chance.

Nonetheless, the official said, "there is unity in that we want to give the Annan plan a chance".

With those glimmers of success, Ms. Anderson would like more time to give her plan a chance.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House Republican leader, called the plan "a chance to show we are serious about reforming pork-barrel spending".

Bill Crain, a psychology professor at City College, called the plan a chance for private firms "to make money off our students".

Syrian troops have shelled and raided opposition strongholds nationwide, activists said, prompting an urgent appeal by international envoy Kofi Annan to the Syrian regime to halt violence "without conditions" and give his truce plan a chance.

She devotes a chapter of "Grand Obsession" to a "piano crawl" she planned -- a chance for members from as far as Bucharest, Romania, to sample pianos at various Manhattan dealers.

"If this bill was before Congress, I would say, vote 'no,'" said Norquist about the "999" plan to "The Daily Caller," but added that he did not think the plan had a chance of becoming law anyway.

Mr. Martins cast the new touring plan as a chance to broaden City Ballet's exposure around the country.

"For all the doubts that exist, and there will be many challenges in the days to come, despite that, this plan has a chance to work".

For a president who has been on the defensive over the National Security Agency's surveillance operations and his failure to close the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, the climate change plan offers a chance to reset his image overseas.