Sentence examples for same chance as from inspiring English sources

If you grow up in a ghetto, you don't have the same chance as other people.

"Every daughter deserves the same chance as our sons," he added.

I don't want trans people to be objects of pity, I want us to have the same chance as everyone else to celebrate in the dance of life.

Social mobility was the goal, so that the most deprived have the same chance as the rest to develop and thrive.

He reckons that, if Austrians had been given the same chance as the Swiss, they too would have voted for a curb on immigration.

Mr. Summers was criticized last year by Harvard professors who said that under him, women had not been getting the same chance as men at promotions to senior faculty positions.

We are doing this because foster children should be given the same chances as all children.

Watching the movie, directed by Penny Marshall, you sense that the director is taking some of the same chances as the star.

"In addition, those talented children from less privileged backgrounds need to have the same chances as other children: the lack of awareness and the opportunities they offer does not sit comfortably with our charitable purposes".

I may have moved away from the five council estates I grew up on but as Lynsey Hanley rightly says, "the estate is in your head" and without Middlesex I wouldn't have been able to change that configuration, or recognise when I walk around Hackney all the other Lorraines who are unlikely to be afforded the same chances as me.

And it makes sense on its own terms, since if you've decided that social mobility will be achieved by intervening at the parental level with the under-threes, you have basically decided this: if only everybody would parent (there's really no other verb for it) the way the richest parent, then everybody would have the same chances as currently only the richest enjoy.