If your kids are passionate about a specific cause, chances are there's a charity that serves it.
But Mr Blagden loses his memory completely, and from no particular cause; chances combine to identify him with Mr Petre, the great American millionaire.
Given the indignation her financial claim has caused, chances are it might not even make the best-seller list once it hits Bogotá's bookshelves.
So if there someone you are wanting so to kill 'em, You go and find him And you get him And you no kill him Cause chances good KATE MONSTER AND CHRISTMAS EVE: He is your love.
If they were to join forces with Mayor Bloomberg of New York, who's had the courage to give millions of dollars and his personal involvement to the cause, chances for much tighter gun controls would be enormously enhanced.
If you're trying to raise money to support a good cause, chances are that money will need to be transferred to to a larger organization that can put those funds to use.
So if we are to expect students to understand scientific uses of terms like cause, chance, and random, we need to be aware that what students hear is generally not going to be what the professor or teacher means.
If teachers and professors do not recognize these extrascientific understandings of common terms like cause, chance, and random (as well as purpose and design, discussed in our earlier article [Mead and Scott 2010]), they may inadvertently signal to students that their religious views are inherently incompatible with science.
Where monitoring is intended to drive improvement, its principal aim should be to distinguish between common cause (chance) variation and special cause variation.
This tight junction opening causes increased chances of cerebral edema occurrence [ 12].
