Sentence examples for written chances from inspiring English sources

Now comments are often open on news pieces, readers get the chance to do that directly: if five early commenters have misunderstood something in a news story I've written, chances are that's my fault and not theirs.

As we've written, chances are if the deal closes in 2016 as planned, Dell will have to take a long look at the EMC pieces and figure out what to keep and what to sell, especially with the $40 billion in debt it accrued to make this happen.

I can't recall the ones with the most success, but I do remember that Bob Allen wrote "Chances Are".

I said, "Oh gosh, it's not going to be nearly as good as 'It's Not For Me To Say,'" but, of course, he wrote "Chances Are" and that was my biggest hit record of all time.

If your blog features content that's fun to gather and write, chances are it will be fun for others to read.

They would type or write Chance cards and property deeds on unlined index cards and turn earrings, coins, and other miscellaneous household items into playing pieces.

I see the intellectual background of where the reviewer is from – if they do not like Faulkner's writing, chances are they are not going to like mine.

On the side of the crates was written "Last Chance to Survive".

It was written by chance when he was in New York with American producer Benny Blanco, who invited Ed Sheeran to the studio.

If you write him, chances are you will hear back.

In that same column, I wrote, "The chances of Mr. Murdoch wrecking The Journal are lower than you'd think".