Sentence examples for really a chance from inspiring English sources

Is there really a chance he will be the man behind the Rangers' bench when the 2013-14 season begins?

If there's really a chance of Bush getting elected, I guess I'd like to have a say about that.

Mr. Mandel gave the two a chance to chat, which was really a chance to try to look into each other's soul.

But it was really a chance for Mr. Smith to mingle with other labor leaders, whom he has actively courted since taking the job in 2009.

"This is really a chance for publishers to seize on a second life," says Phil Asmundson of Deloitte, a consultancy.It does not come as a surprise, then, that Apple has already attracted some blue-chip media brands to the iPad's platform.

"This is really a chance for China to shine in tiger recovery".

"Because I think he really has a chance to do this, I really do," Spitz said.

Other than that, did they really have a chance?" The short answer is no, not really.

I thought they really wanted to score some points and didn't really get a chance," said Gatland.

The rioters never really had a chance.

But he never really had a chance.