Sentence examples for set of chances from inspiring English sources

When the stock price plummets, they get another set of chances to win.

This research includes the thousands of studies on attachment theory, which show that children who can't form secure attachments by 18 months face a much worse set of chances for the rest of their lives because they find it harder to build stable relationships.

Because of the probabilistic nature of the machine breakdowns, a set of chance constraints have been introduced.

"We couldn't keep the ball and couldn't show our quality but, in the end, it came off and we were probably a bit lucky as well," said Jol. "Although they looked better than us, they had a lot of chances from set-pieces.

Noting that most students studying for the I.B. in Britain are at private schools, Mr. Gove has also called for the development of "an English Baccalaureate that would ensure that all children — especially those from less privileged backgrounds — have a chance to gain a base of knowledge and a set of life chances too often restricted to the wealthy".

In a shift away from using income to measure poverty, Mr Field wants a set of "life chances indicators" to monitor the progress of young children.

"If they're reading on grade level by third, they have one set of life chances.

"He'll be the first to say the team is combining well to set up lots of chances for him," said Robertson, who was a prolific finisher during his days with Hearts.

Although the loans come with a strict set of conditions the chances of restructuring in a short space of time are not high.

Section 199 comes with a very complex set of rules but chances are many small businesses in the manufacturing industry will qualify for the deduction.

Odemwingie should have had a second moments later, failing to capitalise on a number of chances set up by Oussama Assaidi, the winger on loan from Liverpool.