Sentence examples for whose chance from inspiring English sources

To do so will require a major effort, whose chance of success has divided opinions.

Tuppence Middleton plays Joan's sexy friend Helen, whose chance remark in the pub triggers a vital insight in Turing's mind.

Like Halfdan and Ari, whose chance to carve their names in Hagia Sophia had evidently come while standing guard over the emperor, Hardrada had entered imperial service.

And once the wreckage was cleared and the race restarted, he walked down the pit road apologizing to each team whose chance he had upset.

With the end of the E.R.A., whose chance at ratification expired in 1982, both parties abandoned a political settlement necessary to the stability of the republic.

Kelli O'Hara stars as an Italian woman turned Iowa housewife whose chance meeting with a National Geographic photographer (Steven Pasquale) incites her passion and forces her to choose between love and security.

"It's an unbelievable feeling," said Götze, whose chances had been so limited in recent weeks.

By dead I mean teams whose chances of reaching the playoffs are over -- crushed, smothered, vanquished.

Many more obstructions block the path to a nuclear détente whose chances Obama never set higher than 50 50.

Its most important effect is probably that it gives a showing to foreign films whose chances are otherwise precarious..

Others saw the issue being cynically used to harness black anger into political support for Zuma, whose chances of a second term are shaky.