Usage of "fair chance"

Spanish

A reasonable probability of success.

Usage of fair chance in English

I think we have to give the negotiation process a fair chance. 
 Running with the Demon 

I trust the creators and want to give Korra a fair chance. 
 Wired 

For the first time in his life he has a fair chance. 
 The Promise / A Tale of the Great Northwest 

He wishes her attempts in his regard to have a fair chance. 
 Ceres' Runaway, and Other Essays 

She believed that in this country all men have a fair chance. 
 A Mountain Woman 

I shall have a fair chance to settle the matter with him. 
 The "Dock Rats" of New York; Or, The Smuggler Band's Last Stand 

I told the people they ought to allow you a fair chance. 
 Deerbrook 

I should think they stood a fair chance of losing their licence. 
 Lands of the Slave and the Free; Or, Cuba, the United States, an... 

Yes, as soon as I can discover or secure a fair chance. 
 The Lost City 

Were you here, you would have a fair chance of a Fever. 
 The Letter-Bag of Lady Elizabeth Spencer-Stanhope — Volume 1 

Mariette is forming her, so as to give you a fair chance. 
 The Celibates 

They did not however, and Guapo had a fair chance at them. 
 The Forest Exiles: The Perils of a Peruvian Family in the Wilds ... 

This much, however, may be said, Lucan never had a fair chance. 
 Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal 

With that spirit, Frank, you will stand a fair chance to succeed. 
 The Cash Boy 

I certainly don't, and there's a fair chance that you probably don't either. 
 The Irish Times 

She says the same fair chance has been given to her. 
 Radio NZ 

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Adjective

Noun

Translations for fair chance

Spanish

Fair chance through the time

Fair chance across language varieties

United Kingdom

Common

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Less common

Meanings of fair chance in English