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Discover Ludwig'The chance of' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the likelihood of something happening. For example, "The chance of getting selected for the job is slim."
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"The chance of an adverse reaction increases".
"The chance of mutiny is slim.
The chance of a hole in one.
The chance of total loss seemed negligible.
The chance of a mutation is unknown.
The chance of me getting cancer was less than the chance of getting breast cancer.
The chance of a 147".
The chance of getting caught is slim.
The chance of anyone penetrating Waits's exterior is pretty slim.
"The chance of litigation has increased.
The chance of dropout was modelled using logistic regression.
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