Examples of 'had a better chance' in a sentence
Meaning of "had a better chance"
had a better chance: Indicates that someone or something had an improved likelihood of success or a more favorable opportunity compared to others. It is often used when evaluating different possibilities or outcomes
How to use "had a better chance" in a sentence
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had a better chance
I figured we had a better chance out there.
The insurgents were numerous and he saw that diplomacy had a better chance of success.
Jacob had a better chance on his own.
Then our love would have had a better chance.
They had a better chance for survival.
They would have had a better chance.
They had a better chance a few hours ago.
I definitely would have had a better chance of attending.
They had a better chance at survival by staying inside.
He would have had a better chance.
She had a better chance of survival this way.
Probably would have had a better chance at a refund.
Clients had a better chance of getting a job the quicker they heard about the job vacancy.
So the rest of the qanats had a better chance to survive.
They had a better chance during the day.
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She figured that she may had a better chance of survival.
She had a better chance of besting one man.
The findings showed that males with a disability had a better chance of being promoted.
I thought she had a better chance of acceptance without me.
But all that means is that those who commented had a better chance of winning.
Custer had a better chance than we do.
The international team found that the coral reefs had a better chance of survival with geoengineering.
Women had a better chance of living giving birth on the streets.
Rand Paul would have had a better chance.
We thought it had a better chance if it was made from natural materials.
Maybe if I wore higher heels and screwy hats I would have had a better chance.
We would have had a better chance sure.
He had a better chance to beat Deontay Wilder.
Those raised in the rural West had a better chance of reaching that age.
You had a better chance of getting into Harvard this year.
But I figured a black man had a better chance in Chicago.
They also had a better chance of staying of tobacco six months later.
If he would gotten here earlier, we might have had a better chance.
We have never had a better chance to hook him.
If only they've aggressively promoted it we might have had a better chance.
So we thought we had a better chance of get on a flight here.
You should have come to me first, you would have had a better chance.
Thought i had a better chance at grabbing it.
An approach based on dialogue, consultation and cooperation had a better chance of promoting genuine improvement.
I thought I had a better chance at grabbing it than the Crows.
The customs service considered that they would have had a better chance to obtain a conviction if:.
I had a better chance of surviving the Khmer Rouge by trying to escape to Thailand.
But he would have had a better chance of getting away.
I had a better chance of getting that bald, black brother on The Practice.
Then you would have had a better chance to close the sale.
If I hadn't called Eiffel a hateful bitch, Probably would have had a better chance at a refund.
Bigger ads had a better chance of being seen.
Workers fled the cities to the villages, where they had a better chance of feeding themselves.
He would have had a better chance against a firing squad.
Therefore, first and second-class passengers had a better chance of reaching the lifeboats.
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We would have been better off staying where we were
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But there is no chance of her dying from it
Chance he gives you what you want
You blew your chance with her
