Sentence examples for * bad chances from inspiring English sources

"If you tell your average 9-year-old that all people from this part of the world are bad, chances are they're not going to buy it," said Mr. Smith-Stevens, now 18.

Others followed and were almost as bad; chances for Espanyol to make it 2-0 atd, at 1-1, to go back in the lead; even chances to equalise at 2-1 down.

"If it did something bad, chances are it's in here," says Haynes in the trailer.

If you're on a sales team that feels bad, chances are you won't be achieving your quota because your motivation and creativity is low.

Looking at those individuals who are not employed in a given period and who actually find a job the subsequent year, we find that those who declare to had bad or very bad chances of getting a job in Spain are more likely to become self-employed.

That was actually not a bad chance.

Other models of cancer were put forward, with causes including bad luck, chance, family history and smoking.

More tornadoes means more chances for bad luck.

It's really bad luck, but the chances of something else happening are far greater.

This national health crisis didn't emerge simply by chance, accident, or bad luck.

If I have an unsatisfied customer, I am all over it, sir. If you walk away with a bad experience, chances are you're going to tell someone about it.