Sentences with phrase «chance on»

The problem is that most publishers are cutting back and not taking chances on new writers, so finding a contract will be difficult.

This means with an alternative credit check and so many lenders in our network you have a better chance on getting approved than anywhere else.

Our football is so much nicer to watch, but think it's a probably about right at the end of the first half, as far as chances on goal go.

Readers take chances on new authors, without knowing a thing about us.

Try a second chance on love, a long term relationship, I would like to grow old with the love of my life.

The race was in jeopardy because of an obscure state law banning charitable games of chance on state property.

It allows for cutting inside and a better chance on shooting rather than crossing with the weaker foot, the left foot.

Here's to taking second chances on old cats.

I've long wondered if some publishing houses could take more chances on unknown authors by offering no advances?

For some tumors, especially those that are discovered by chance on MRI or CT scans taken to evaluate unrelated symptoms, a period of observation is often recommended prior to treatment recommendation.

Learning from the process then is the key to increasing chances on being hired.

Traditional publishing isn't going to take many chances on a newbie writer, so you need to arrive fully - formed by the time you submit your first manuscript.

Spurs had great chances on the counter that they repeatedly screwed up badly.

He's been dangerous as both a setup man and an out - and - out attacker in putting chances on net and has shown no signs of slowing down.

It lets you take chances on books you wouldn't normally consider.

All in all it was a poor quality match with very few chances on either side.

I'll admit they took a big chance on us, but it's been working out really well.

Experts in their genre, they take chances on higher risk novels, cultivate intense relationships with their authors and readers and publish some of the best books I've ever read.

I think we can not complain that we have not really brought through many young top guns if we don't give them a real chance on the big stage.

The two clubs traded possession in the first half of extra time, with no real clear chance on goal being produced.

Instead, they take chances on players they hope to develop.

To the potential employee: Remember the entrepreneur is taking a huge chance on you.

And there are, usually, fewer high quality chances on a game - to - game basis.

And because they're less likely to take chances on risky investments, they may do better in the stock market too.

He also suggested that he had wanted to give lawmakers a last chance on his watch to confront the budget gap.

And they have more than a fighting chance on that front.

Do not give up, give yourself more chances on success.

I'm not going to take that kind of financial chance on an unknown.

Reducing margins will help you creating your own chance on your dream projects that you apply for.

It's an even riskier time now for lenders to take chances on subprime loans than it was during the Great Recession from 2007 to 2009.

It's 0 - 0 at the break, despite chances on both sides.

You're not going to get multiple chances on that.

I don't have a price point, but taking chances on lesser - known authors for 2 or 3 bucks isn't a hardship or even a crap - shoot.

The most important thing new landlords need to learn is that there is no business advantage to taking any unnecessary chances on strangers.

As in every other industry you need to target your resume in order to have realistic chances on getting at least some interview invitations.

I'm not attempting to imply that you never take chances on original horror.

Now, I have to hope people are willing to take the same chance on me.

It was only after we conceded they had one chance on counter.

Compliance laws chance on a regular basis, and updating a traditional course to reflect these changes can be a time - consuming chore.

They take chances on fun premises by creators they like, regardless of how «famous» said creator is, and it's paying off.

Such providers also look for other financial aspects of a borrower other than credit score so one can have higher chances on approval than bank or traditional money sources.

Local animal shelters are always chock - full of animals eager to be given a second chance on belonging to a loving family.

Yet, despite the horror of the acts themselves, many argue that the kids deserve a second chance on account of their age.

The result of keeping this rule will result in more chances on interview, as hiring authorities often don't even look at lengthy (full of unnecessary details) resumes.

There was a 15 minute period in the second half where chances on goal came in the bucket load.

Small presses often accept unsolicited manuscripts, which the big publishers don't, and are more likely to take chances on new authors.