Sentence examples for target a chance from inspiring English sources

Did Mr. Wiesenfeld see no comparison between what had happened to him and his characterizing of Mr. Kushner's views without giving his target a chance for rebuttal?

Jay Leno says he makes a point of offering regular targets "a chance to come on the air and kick me around a little".

This is the trouble with official reports; even when they condemn, it's done in language which gives its targets a chance to claim innocence.

Mills fired in the equaliser early in the second half but Kieron St Aimie was off target with a chance to win it.

Barrow was on target with a chance midway through the first half only for team-mate Jay Fulton to end up holding his head in his hands after blocking the effort inside the six-yard box.

Takeover defenses are designed either to slow the takeover process and give the target firm a chance to strengthen its existing defense or put new ones in place, or raise the total cost to the acquirers of taking over the target.

State law requires the state Fair Political Practices Commission to provide 10 days notice before launching an investigation so the potential target has a chance to provide evidence that no violation has occurred and a probe is not warranted.

This phenomenon is related to the resampling step of particle filtering, which has a natural tendency to eliminate prematurely entire regions of the state-space before a weak target gets even a chance to emerge with sufficient weight.

There's one last target for me: a chance to play things out at Birmingham's crème de la crème.

There's one last target for me: a chance to play things out at Birmingham's crème de la crème. .

Since a given target symbol has a chance of 1/6 of being intensified, it constitutes a rare event or oddball.