To stand a fighting chance, the ideas in your project must be both good and well positioned relative to other grant proposals.
The fairness in that is that if you are given enough information and resources, you have a fighting chance.
Then, in theory, the government will establish its authority and will have a fighting chance.
He is an insurgent whenever there is a fighting chance it will do him any good.
Typically, that tool is a gun and even when ammo is finite, having a gun means you have a fighting chance.
Track hordes of insects and you have a fighting chance to protect your crops.
Our view is that it would be better to go into it with consumer-demand backing and know that you have a fighting chance.
Give your carry-on a fighting chance to actually fit into the overhead.
Its not about fixing the country, its about giving it a fighting chance.
Throw something to the people invested in the status quo though and you have a fighting chance for change.
British Dictionary definitions for fighting chance
fighting chance
noun
1.
a slight chance of success dependent on a struggle
Idioms and Phrases with fighting chance
fighting chance
A possibility of winning, but only with a struggle. For example, It's going to be hard to beat that record, but I think he has a fighting chance. [ Late 1800s ]