These are word's examples related to chance. Click on any word to go to its word's detail page. Or, go to the definition of chance.
Don't tell anyone I'm leaving before I've had a chance to tell Anthony.
We are now offering you the chance to buy the complete set of pans at half price.
Everyone will have a chance to make their views known at the meeting.
She missed the chance of promotion when she turned down the job of assistant manager.
There's no chance of us getting there by eight.
There's still an outside chance that Scotland will get through into the World Cup.
She stands a good chance of passing her exam if she works hard.
I must tell you in all honesty that there is little chance of the scheme being approved.
The weather forecast said that there's an even chance of thunderstorms tonight .
There is possibly less chance of another World War while the last one is within living memory.
There's a chance that he might go bankrupt.
Their relationship began with a chance meeting on a ski lift in Vail, Colorado.
A chance encounter with a disabled little boy would change his life.
We do not know yet whether this reported small increase is a chance occurrence or something more signficant.
Television programmes, newspaper articles, even chance events can trigger panic attacks.
However, this finding - quite destructive for the chances of a pro-social rule of conduct - needs qualifications.
The absence of these risk factors is expected to lessen the chances of severe conflict.
There is conflicting evidence about how age affects an organization's chances of survival.
As indicated by the estimated hazard ratio, rivalries that do not experience change to democracy have greater chances of survival.
If background cases are included in the epidemiological investigation the chances of detecting the exposure responsible for the outbreak is reduced.
Increased migration over the last two decades, however, has reduced the chances that grandmothers will live in the same area as their grandchildren.
On one side, queries need to reach the largest number of peers in order to increase the chances to locate the target file.
To improve their chances of gaining the presidency they knew they would have to somehow appeal to a broader cross section of the population.
Their inclusion probably reflects a selection bias, as a higher number exposed in these premises increases the chances of the outbreak being identified.
Parameterization of the chances of contact between age groups was done based on two field studies [28, 29].
What evidence can be brought to bear, and what are the chances, in retrospect?
They might also be reinforced by developments which increased the chances of detecting breaches of the law, such as advances in technology.
Taken together, the electoral rules have significant consequences for the chances of obtaining political power.
Finally, asking subjects to rank the outcomes before they acted would have chanced a contamination of their actual dilemma behaviour.
Figure 1 is a visual representation of the marginal impact that recurring disputes have on the chances of war.
