Sentence examples for chance experts from inspiring English sources

While obese women stand a slightly higher one in 124 chance, experts from King's College London, who conducted the study, said that existing weight loss programmes in the UK were "not working for the vast majority of obese patients".

It never had a chance, experts said.

The FBI software was not designed to find relatives, and a standard search accidentally eliminates more than 99.9% of relatives while often fingering people whose profiles are similar by pure chance, experts say.

Fat chance, medical experts say.

BUT Chicago -- long considered a center of innovation -- still has a chance, the experts say.

Practically no one here or anywhere else thought that Goldwater had a chance; most experts were confident that if, for some reason, Rockefeller couldn't make it, Gov. Romney would be chosen.

Even if you're sceptical of the vast body of scientific research pointing to dangerous and potentially catastrophic climate change, there's a very good chance the experts and their supporting evidence are correct and your scepticism is misplaced.

With sights set on the country's 1.3 billion consumers, they are finally getting their chance, but experts from Wharton and Boston Consulting Group say that firms should not underestimate the skills they will need to develop to compete there particularly as they try to expand outside China's largest 30 or 40 cities into the country's more than 500 other large markets.

There's a good chance, the experts I've spoken to agree, that we'll still manage to avoid a shutdown but the country could be looking at weeks of short-term fixes, brinksmanship, and stress.

Hugh Pennington, a microbiology expert, said on Saturday that luck will play a role in Cafferkey's survival chances because experts still do not know enough about the virus.

In a story about "second chances," several experts told The Associated Press that perpetrators should attempt to seek forgiveness and make amends.