Sentence examples for are odds from inspiring English sources
noun
The ratio of the probabilities of an event happening to that of it not happening.
- I'd say the odds are strongly in favor of the sun rising tomorrow morning.
1 Odds ratios are odds of having ischemic heart disease as underlying rather than contributing given particular category as compared to odds in reference category.
Those are odds you have to like.
Prognoses are odds that are frequently defied.
Then there are odds and ends – Pell grants, job training.
The Tigers are odds on to beat Sheffield United, who sit 11th in the League One table.
Current Klansmen, he said, are fractured into nearly two-dozen groups, many of whom are odds with one another.
This is one of the reasons Portsmouth are odds-on for promotion.
You are odds-on favourite to win my girl Eva says Pogner to Beckmesser: such a good singer you are.
Australia are odds-on tournament favourites, and this is of course their first RLWC match since that shock final defeat at home to New Zealand five years ago.
Norway are odds-on favourites to win, though the crowd reaction this afternoon also suggested strong backing for Ukraine, Greece, Azerbaijan, Iceland and France.
The Scottish Premiership leaders hope to extend their unbeaten league run to 20 games against the Buddies and are odds-on to retain their title this season.
