Sentence examples similar to this one off chance from inspiring English sources

If a country grabs this one-off chance for productivity gains and investment, economic growth can jump by as much as a third.Less is moreHowever, the fall in fertility is already advanced in most of the world.

Iraq had a chance to kill this one off, but Iran are resurgent.

You can't write this one off.

Now what to do? Spill the beans and unleash 150 autograph hunters on a shy actor, or say nothing and deny fans a one-off chance to touch Hollywood?

Now the bank and Mr Hall both think that Microsoft's model may be a better alternative to options than restricted stock.Microsoft offered its employees a one-off chance to sell their options to J.P. Morgan.

After an "economic fire" had wiped out Detroit's property values, there was a one-off chance to buy lots of land and redesign the whole stretch from scratch.

The government was beginning to deregulate the business, and Mr Lay spotted a one-off chance to profit handsomely by creating innovative instruments for the nascent spot and forward markets in energy products.

For Chad it was a one-off chance - its reserves look likely to last for only 30 years - at rapid development.

Given a one-off chance to tell the world what they think of how they are governed they have screamed a piercing cry of alienation and desperation.

No building for orchestral music has ever been made like that in the UK (Miami's Frank Gehry-designed NeWorldld Center is one of the very few precedents), and in my view, it's a one-off chance that must not be missed.

They represent a one-off chance to scribble months or years of learning onto paper, and can make or break future career prospects.