Sentence examples for the chance however from inspiring English sources

They will not get the chance, however, if the Republican Congressional leadership gets its way.

Before they have the chance, however, a shooting incident puts them in the line of fire.

The chance, however slim, that New York could play host to the Olympics is the tail wagging the dog.

But his role — and the chance, however remote, that he might face criminal charges — could have ramifications beyond Greece".

As Mr Platini knows, football fans thrive on the chance, however slim, that their team can rise to the top.

There is also the chance, however remote, that the Jets initiated trade talks, hoping the news would leak to the public and get to Johnson, rattling him.

"The chances, however, of getting the 11 players you absolutely want for any one game is practically impossible".

The chances, however, that the flotilla of groups will draw much legal scrutiny for their campaign activities seem slim, because the organizations, which have been growing in popularity as conduits for large, unrestricted donations among both Republicans and Democrats since the 2006 election, fall into something of a regulatory netherworld.

The last chance, however, was Southampton's, the substitute Guly Do Prado shooting over from Nathaniel Clyne's cutback.

And it is not simply that he has given the party a chance, however slender, of creating a coalition with the Lib Dems which would make a great deal of ideological sense.

The excess death rates could be due to chance; however, the robustness of the data to sensitivity analysis and generally low risk of bias indicates that this is a safety signal meriting both caution and further investigation.