Sentence examples for technical chances from inspiring English sources

THE GOOD STUFF -- The audio and camera work showed the technical chances the XFL took.

Maybe NBC was playing it safe, waiting to take greater technical chances at the Preakness Stakes in two weeks and at the Belmont Stakes on June 9.

A technical chance, no more.

McCullum under-edged a pull onto his body, then under-edged a cut that was dropped by Prior, no more than a technical chance.

In the most benign of batting conditions, he gave a technical chance to mid-wicket on 84 when the ball just flicked diving fingers before heading off to the boundary.

Alonso's car had been fast enough during qualifying the previous day to take pole position, but a technical problem spoiled his chances and he qualified only 15th.

It made 41 recommendations, most of them technical, to minimize the chances of another steam generator tube rupture like the one that shut down Indian Point 2 on Feb. 15.

The VICRAIZES system implementation shows remarkable benefits/advantages on environmental, economic, and technical aspects giving real chances for more comprehensive application at similar craft villages in Vietnam and possibly in other developing countries.

The results of system implementation of the so-called VICRAIZES (Vietnam Craft villages Agro-based Industrial Zero Emission Systems) show benefits/advantages on environmental, economic, and technical aspects giving real chances for more comprehensive application at similar craft villages in Vietnam and possibly in another developing countries.

Bond took charge of Spurs in the absence of boss Harry Redknapp, who missed the game after technical problems scuppered his chances of catching a plance from London following another day at Southwark Crown Court for his trial into charges of cheating the public revenue, which he denies.

Technical players have a chance to shine wherever and perhaps that's a factor.