Sentence examples for chance of deciding from inspiring English sources

Solidly Republican Texas, it says, has a 0.7% chance of deciding who makes it to the White House.

It has a 15 percent chance of deciding the election — well behind Ohio's 49 percent chance, but ahead of everything else.

"I could toss a coin and that could be my best chance of deciding who could break into the top four out of Tottenham, Aston Villa, Everton and Manchester City with all the money they have.

For example, when it is known that similar data can be produced by factors that have nothing to do with the phenomenon of interest, Monte Carlo simulations, regression analyses of sample data, and a variety of other statistical techniques sometimes provide investigators with their best chance of deciding how seriously to take a putatively illuminating feature of their data.

And even with this, virtually no one -- regardless of race -- is committing voter fraud, which carries a $10,000 possible fine for each offense and has nearly no chance of deciding any election.

If the highest and lowest are compared using a nominal significance level of 5percentnthereere is actually a 35percentnt chance of deciding that two orthodontists are different if no allowance is made for the fact that the extremes are being compared.

The government lost its majority in the Senate in weekend elections, reducing its chances of deciding who will succeed President Vaclav Havel when his term ends in January.

Announced with great fanfare on Monday and on BBC2's Horizon last night, the prize offers the public the chance to decide which of six major problems faced by the world today — paralysis, flight without carbon emissions, antibiotic resistance, dementia and the supply of water and food — should be the focus of a £10m competition to find a solution.

And unlike others accused of leaking, Mr. Snowden went public with his own explanation of his actions before he was charged, telling The Guardian that his leaks were an act of conscience intended to give Americans a chance to decide the appropriate limits of spying.

These formats have given the audience the chance to decide the outcome of a show.

He died last year, shortly before the trial began, so the jury had no chance to decide the merits of the crown's case against him.