Sentence examples for chance of falling from inspiring English sources

Experts calculate that Progress 59 has a 62% chance of falling into an ocean or sea.

Elderly people without these risk factors have a twelve-per-cent chance of falling in a year.

The Trades Union Congress said the relatively high chance of falling into poverty in the UK was a longstanding trend.

A gun that fires bullets, he said, "has a chance of falling into the hands of the bad guys".

— that would have a high chance of falling in value, at the request of a hedge fund client who wanted to bet against it.

In 1980 a corporation in the top fifth of its industry had only a 10% chance of falling out of that tier in five years.

Yet the chance of falling victim to these threats is tiny compared to the risk of being injured or killed in a car accident.

The record has an excellent chance of falling again in Thursday's final, but Lezak will be the only American with a chance at it.

In my debut fight, I was fearful not of my opponent, but at the chance of falling out of the ring.

Aaron Rodgers and the Packers did not lose a game at home last season, but have a serious chance of falling to 0-2 at Lambeau Field in 2012.

And in addition to Nebraska, Democrats are scrambling to defend seats in Missouri, Montana and North Dakota, all of which stand a better-than-even chance of falling into Republican hands.