Sentence examples for thinking chance from inspiring English sources

The mere fact that the fund beat the market in the past should carry little weight in your thinking; chance plays a big role in fund returns. 2 Book Losses.

"He wouldn't have gone into it thinking, 'No chance'.

At the age of 46, John Salako would have been forgiven for thinking his chance of ever becoming a manager had passed him by.

Thinking his chance to win had ended, Cink lost his concentration and missed his next putt as well, a 2-footer.

"Dreaming that one day you would win the Tour, but thinking: 'What chance has a kid growing up in central London got of winning the Tour?' "It's been an incredible road, since I was junior world champion in '98 and being in that British set-up with Dave Brailsford and Shane Suttonn).

"Dreaming that one day you would win the Tour, but thinking: 'What chance has a kid growing up in central London got of winning the Tour?' It's been an incredible road".

"I went into the selection process thinking my chances were very slim," said Peake.

3. Most importantly, she has deluded people into thinking her chances of winning the nomination were improving as they were getting dramatically worse.

I really don't think she expected to win two golds — she went there thinking her best chance of a medal was in the 800m, but not in the 400m.

When Dr. Feinberg suggested a blood injection, I leapt at the chance, thinking I had nothing to lose.

Am I alone in thinking that a chance has been missed with the new X-crossing at Oxford Circus?