Sentence examples for whose chances from inspiring English sources

"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.

The Heat weren't the only team whose chances to make the playoffs took a hit over the last few days.

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

The Connecticut senator Christopher Dodd, whose chances of winning are negligible, recently relocated his family to Des Moines and enrolled his six-year-old daughter in kindergarten.

Piraeus has said it will reach the 10% hurdle while NBG, whose chances looked negligible as recently as April, may also succeed.Alpha is leading the quest.

That's a low figure, but higher than that of the other three No. 15 seeds, whose chances ranged between 1.1 percent (Albany) and 2.6 percent (Pacific).

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

Women who cannot bear children face strong social stigma, as do orphans and adoptees, whose chances of getting a job and marrying are limited.

The candidates who make you scratch your head are those whose chances were determined not by voters' philosophical swings but by the preferences of the party in power.