Sentence examples for any odds from inspiring English sources

An F.A.A. spokesman, Bill Shuman, wasn't quoting any odds yesterday.

But it seems as if everyone has rained on any odds of a repeat.

Its slower songs — still frayed with noise — counsel perseverance against any odds.

"I don't want to give any odds, but I would have to say the chances are at least 50-50".

By any odds, Officer Loor should have been killed or left brain-dead by the knife that entered his skull on Tuesday, after a confrontation with a 26-year-old ex-convict in East Harlem.

Now, in the face of a stubbornly brutal conflict and declining war support at home, General Petraeus has pulled back from the pulsating sense of self-confidence that fellow officers say has been his hallmark — that he can prevail against any odds.

Any odds-against offers for India to win the two-Test series should be snapped up.

Without any odds-on favorite, then, Republican voters will spend most of next year sorting through some difficult and divisive questions about where the party is headed, in a way they haven't really had to do in decades.

Speculation on the return of Mr. Maliki, who turns 60 this month, would keep any Las Vegas odds maker busy.

Tackling these other warming agents quickly would increase the CO2 budget for any given odds of 2C, whereas allowing them to increase would have the opposite effect.

Orphaned at 7, married at 14, a mother at 17, Sarah could have been and by any measurable odds should have been a faceless statistic of the traumatized, disease-ridden post-Civil War South.