Sentence examples for represents a chance for from inspiring English sources

Every new opera represents a chance for a living art form.

The new headset represents a chance for Magic Leap to finally live up to the hype.

North Korea represents a chance for the American and Chinese Presidents to move beyond moments of superficial understanding.

But it also represents a chance for Washington to make a dent in this problem — or to make it worse.

Their former coach, the Englishman Paul Watson, says Micronesia represents a chance for Fifa in these troubled times for the organisation.

Donnelly represents a chance for the Democrats to keep the Senate; his party's platform, unlike Mourdock's, does embrace the right to choose.

But they represent a chance for the poor to acquire a little bit of wealth.

They represented a chance for him to prove he deserved a new contract with the Knicks or someone else.

And for homeowners drawn to the kind of warm, willfully friendly modernism put forth by Design Within Reach, the new sheds represent a chance for flirtation without commitment.

I used to be invited to every major sporting event in the world … Everyone is nice to you because you represent a chance for them to make money.

The contract represented a chance for the company, founded in Chicago, to win a high-profile contract in a nationally competitive bid process.