Sentence examples for accurate odds from inspiring English sources

"There's no way to believe you're getting accurate odds," he added with a scoff.

If the 6,000 figure is accurate, the odds of a child dying in a residential school were higher that the odds of Canadians dying while serving in World War II, notes the CBC.

For the mainstream serious fiction writer who does not fit into any genre category and might be categorized by the vague classification of literary, popular or commercial, none of which are wholly accurate, the odds are directly proportional to the author's level of branding success and discoverability.

Because outcomes in the analyses were not rare, particularly for men's tobacco use, odds ratios could not provide an accurate assessment of risk.

"The odds of finding the weather station intact and with accurate data … are probably zero," Covich said.

But you watch a big fight to figure out, retrospectively, if the odds were accurate in the first place.

Compared with normal weight accurate assessors, the adjusted odds of excessive gestational weight gain was 2.0 (95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.3, 3.0) in normal weight overassessors, 2.9 (95% CI: 2.2, 3.9) in overweight/obese accurate assessors, and 7.6 (95% CI: 3.4, 17.0) in overweight/obese underassessors.

Personal credit scores used to be a pretty accurate indicator of the odds that American borrowers would pay off their mortgage loans.

My early season ratings have proven more accurate than the Vegas odds makers and last year I pegged Stanford as the 9th best team heading into the season (they were unranked), Oklahoma State rated 19th (also unranked) and had Texas (#5 ranked in the polls) as my 34th rated team.

Glu-ABGs were significantly more accurate than Gluco-C (odds ratio for nonagreement, 0.04; P < 0.001).

Considering that countless hours are spent on these networks previewing games -- it's only logical to include Vegas odds, the most accurate predictor of sporting event outcomes.