Sentence examples for above-average chance from inspiring English sources

"We feel we have an above-average chance.

So far, then, "Atonement" would seem to have very little to atone for, unless you were to count an above-average chance of being made into a Merchant-Ivory film.

Among large-cap stocks since 1952, only one month has such a special status, and that is September, in which there is an above-average chance of a decline.

That tendency, they say, indicates an above-average chance that large caps will repeat as outperformers in June -- and, if so, a good chance that they will three-peat in July.

But manufacturers see SEMA as an opportunity to test the water with their new product ideas – and since the technology does all exist, this one looks to have an above-average chance of moving ahead.

Scientists estimate that if global warming is to have an above-average chance of remaining below the crucial 2C level – beyond which the consequences of climate change are expected to become increasingly devastating – the total amount of carbon burnt since the industrial revolution must not exceed one trillion tonnes.

Try to choose filmmakers' projects that have above average chance of making a profit.

Should your online tastes match Winthorpe's, then there's an above average chance your words will appear next to gruesome adverts for hair replacement unguents or potions for erectile deficiencies.

In the natural variability scenario, where the above-average precipitation chance is 33%%, the likelihood of early-burn pine being a sink is approximately 5.3%%.

These calculations start off with the idea that there is a 33% chance of above-average precipitation, a 33% chance of average precipitation, and a 33% chance of below-average precipitation.

These calculations start off with the idea that there is a 33% chance of above-average precipitation, a 33% chance of average precipitation, and a 33% chance of below-average precipitation.