Definitions for fair chance
fair chance

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1. fair chance, sporting chancenoun

   a reasonable probability of success

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1. fair chance

   A fair chance refers to the equal and unbiased opportunity given to every individual to participate, succeed or prove themselves in a certain situation or activity, without any favoritism, discrimination or bias. This implies that every individual's abilities or qualifications are considered and evaluated impartially.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of fair chance in Chaldean Numerology is: 7

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of fair chance in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Examples of fair chance in a Sentence

1. Ben Carson:

   They're seeing that 50 years of these policies have not resulted in improvement and has really resulted in worsening the situation, a lot of people in the minority community -- contrary to popular opinion, all they want is a fair chance. All they want is an opportunity to succeed.

2. Nick Longrich:

   The fossil record is incomplete enough that if you’re in a new area or a new time, there’s a fair chance that the dinosaurs there are going to be distinct, Steven Jasinski said. For instance, scientists might discover a toe from a brand new species, but such subtle differences may be unrecognizable or impossible to prove. [ T ] hings that we call separate species today would be very, very hard to tell apart based on their skeleton( crow versus raven, for example).

3. John Hickenlooper:

   I was against it from the beginning because we were worried about a spike in teenage consumption, so we had to put in a system, even though I opposed it, to make sure that we gave it a fair chance to work -- states are the laboratories of democracy.

4. Michael Underhill:

   Billions of dollars in Vale's assets have already been frozen as we discussed this weekend, there remains a fair chance that all of Vale's dams (which exceed 100 in count) will also be coming under great scrutiny going forward.

5. Eli Manning:

   I was not involved in any of that process in any way, so I don’t know the details, i know the Giants organization. I know they do everything possible to give everybody a fair chance. They don’t care — minority or not — they are looking for the best possible candidate. They are going to do everything properly to look for that perfect candidate. So, I don’t think there was any wrongdoing there.

References

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