Sentence examples for such a good chance from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure such a good chance to win  a Grand Slam will come his way again.

From 1-0 down this was salvageable but the second-half performance was one of a side unable to cope with the mental demands of the contest: panicking with the ball, open at the back, knocking themselves out of Europe when they had such a good chance.

Grayson told BBC Radio Leeds: "It's not so often you come back into football so quickly after losing your job and certainly not into a club with such a good chance of promotion.

The reason that an agenda so hostile to the unions has such a good chance of passing is that both of the state's teachers unions--the Illinois Federation of Teachers and the Illinois Education Association--seem to have made fundamental miscalculations about how to deploy their political muscle.

Lawmakers in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and New Hampshire have made the same argument in recent months as they push bills seeking to repeal the death penalty, and experts say such bills have a good chance of passing in Maryland, Montana and New Mexico.

Ms. Rich, the Jupiter analyst, said such services had a good chance to gain paid subscribers, because they satisfied most or all of the criteria for attracting online subscriptions: high-quality information and features that are not available elsewhere free, and that will benefit consumers "at work, at play, or financially".

The best firms, such as Amazon, stand a good chance of dominating their areas, because there are no obstacles of place or time to anyone's using their service.Yet the valuations put on Internet firms imply much more than this.

Clear and precise goals, against which performance is regularly monitored, realistic pricing verified by consistent and transparent accounting, and attention to the incentive features of operational design, especially for the intermediaries, are among the prerequisites for such schemes to have a good chance of truly achieving improvements in social welfare.

The leanings of the Legislature, and Gov. George E. Pataki's desire to protect such coverage, mean that such a law would have a good chance of passing.

In addition, older patients were spoken to with more "descriptive" terminology such as "a lot" or "a good chance" rather than being given numerical information such as statistics (Leighl et al 2001).

With such broad support, there is a good chance it might even be extended.