Sentence examples for basis chances from inspiring English sources

If you use Twitter on a daily basis, chances are you've run into a DM Fail.

The same goes for people who are more than happy putting pedals to the metal on a regular basis — chances are they're not planning to change their behavior very soon.

If you're the kind of person who attends hackathons on a regular basis, chances are you spend some of your time on your laptop or smartphone on activities that, in hindsight, probably aren't actually worth your attention.

Though each event has a real-life scientific basis, the chances that, together, they'd produce a real-life monster are slim.

With two porous defences it was a surprise in the end that only two goals were scored, but on the basis of chances created and missed Huddersfield have to be most disappointed at failing to secure all three points.

If the observability is high, i.e. individuals can see others using electric cars and if it is easy to try the technology on a limited basis, the chances of adoption are higher.

The game's only goal was scored from the spot by Brighton's Craig Mackail-Smith but Zola says on the basis of chances created, Watford deserved at least a point.

Unless you're a rapper, or you're a heavy-drinking gay, or you're in a band like Zeppelin who has roadies do the dirty work so the band can shove actual sharks into groupie gash on a nightly basis, your chances of making the beast with two backs diminishes to nearly nil when you're out on the road. .

Unless you're a rapper, or you're a heavy-drinking gay, or you're in a band like Zeppelin who has roadies do the dirty work so the band can shove actual sharks into groupie gash on a nightly basis, your chances of making the beast with two backs diminishes to nearly nil when you're out on the road.

The chance agreement has been determined on the basis of chance agreement (Sum of the product of row and column totals for each class).

That is, because two significant associations in the second stage of the design would be expected on the basis of chance alone, we assume that the single significant association that emerged (rs12820468) is a chance result.