get a look in (British & Australian informal)
to get a chance to do something that you would like to do or to succeed in something (usually negative)
Chris was so popular with the girls that whenever he was around I didn't get a look in. The other team were so much better than us. We didn't get a look in.

However, Joe Expat may not get much of a look-in. Graduates are flooding on to Asia’s job market from local universities, and Asians with degrees from Western ones are returning home.

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