Sentence examples for by chance and is from inspiring English sources

Dr Foster says the mortality rate is too high to occur by chance and is a warning sign of potential issues in the quality of care provided.

An ornate, gilded disc brooch dating from the eighth or ninth century was found by chance and is being described as a "staggering find".

Shopper Francis Kirwan, of the neighbourhood planning team, has stumbled on the shop by chance and is about to buy some presents for her nephews.

A debate forms between the religious, who see the death as having a mysterious purpose that God will not divulge, and the skeptics, who think that it happened by chance, and is without meaning.

The measure calculates the degree of agreement with respect to that expected by chance and is scored as a number between 0 and 1.

One item with DIF out of 20 can be expected to occur by chance and is deemed acceptable.

"It's a story of collaboration and coincidence," says Wood, who met Brumfield by chance and was then introduced through him to Van Zante.

"The differences are too large to be generated by chance and are not easily explicable, raising doubts as to the veracity of the overall result," Mr. Nooruddin wrote.

As for luck, Nathaniel Chalobah did not play an organised match until aged nine, then he did so by chance and was instantly signed by Fulham, later joining Chelsea.

But critics suggested the results could have been achieved by chance, and were sceptical about the methodology.

(p.63 65) The problem, of course, is not the notion that great variety may arise by chance and be narrowed by differential survival this is the basis of natural selection as it is now understood.