Sentence examples for Economic odds from inspiring English sources

Given the bad economic odds, what's in it for him?

In the face of pretty difficult economic odds.

But on the back of pop culture's crush on poshness, couture has made a comeback, against all the economic odds.

Each has something to offer a new, specifically Chinese architecture that might yet emerge - against the political and economic odds - in the coming years.

Once vilified for bulking up, he has become, in a figurative sense, the incredible shrinking slugger, to the point where the growing belief is that he might soon disappear from New York, against all economic odds.

It's not only the economic odds that are stacked against them; it's the interpersonal ones, too.

Much sooner, Maria would say, than she ever expected, and against all socio-economic odds.

A recent article in artnet News stated that "among the most sobering is the following reality check: the against-all-economic-odds gallery once begun with boundless ambition and maxed out credit cards is no more.... the era of undercapitalized, illiquid, labor-of-love galleries that rely mostly or exclusively on the primary market for sales is over".

Because royal marriages were political and economic unions, odds were that the spouses had little affection, let alone love, for each other.

In multivariate analysis, higher socio-economic status (odds ratio [OR] 4.4; 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.4 13.2), duration of fever (OR 2.1; 95%CI 1.3 3.5), and age (OR 0.8; 95%CI 0.7 0.9) were independently associated with hospitalization.

From an economic perspective, the odds are in favour.