Sentence examples for renewed chance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Neil and Mr. Getz expect a favorable court decision, and a renewed chance to remake the school board.

What it does provide, however, is a renewed chance to consider how to apply those same lessons … again.

But the switch of only a single justice could give Mr. Gore a renewed chance, and place the vote counters under extreme time pressure to meet the Tuesday deadline that would ensure Florida's electors are not subject to Congressional challenge.

The renewed chance of securing the most accurate count under the circumstances was enhanced by the rulings in Tallahassee earlier Friday by two circuit court judges, Nikki Ann Clark and Terry Lewis.

Under the ruling today, Mr. Slack will have a renewed chance to persuade the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to hear his petition, raising various constitutional challenges to events that occurred at his 1990 trial and to the quality of his legal representation.

It's also a renewed chance to celebrate the legacies of less known but still brilliant pioneer artists.

And environmentalists said the agreements renewed chances of reviving two ailing climate pacts, the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.

But then Mr. Miller's timely sales of chunks of AOL and some other winners, along with his purchase of bank stocks, narrowed the gap, renewing his chances of keeping his streak alive.

"The company's best chance for renewed success will be to implement these changes under a different ownership structure".

Given the objections to changing the law, there is little chance that renewed talk would morph into a concrete legal initiative, much less taller buildings.

Though the chance of renewed recession is slim, in a dreary rerun of last year a promising acceleration in hiring and spending is fizzling.Since recession ended in June 2009, GDP growth has averaged 2.8%, roughly its long-term trend.