Sentence examples for chance of fitting from inspiring English sources

"If you got cholera in the 19th century," says Barnett, "you had about a one in two chance of fitting yourself to death in your own watery shit within about 48 hours".

But the boy's red hair and innate gawkiness indicate that despite his best efforts to look like everyone else, he has about as much chance of fitting in as one of Arbus's melancholy oddballs.

The PlayBook is the smallest of the three, but that is not necessarily a bad thing because it is the only one with a reasonable chance of fitting into a large jacket pocket.

On the other hand, if a candidate is excited about helping people be their greatest selves, he or she has a great chance of fitting into our company culture – no matter their background, personality or work style.

Take off non-busy times of the year such as in mid-December or mid-summer, which means you'll have a better chance of fitting in networking lunches, breakfasts or happy hours, said Laurence Stybel, co-founder of Stybel Peabody Lincolnshire, a Boston leadership consultancy.

And I might finally have a chance of fitting into a sample size.

He's from virtually the same part of the country that Carl and I come from, so there's more of a chance of him fitting in.

Furthermore, with only 349 cases of colorectal cancer the number of events per variable (<3) (Hamilton et al, 2005; Hamilton, 2009a) well below the rule-of-thumb of 10 is suggested to minimise the chance of over fitting.

A further boost could come in the shape of a fit-again Robin van Persie, with Moyes revealing the Dutchman has a "chance" of being fit for the midweek game, adding: "He is doing okay".

"Gunnar is improving every day and we'll give him every chance of being fit, but in the worst-case scenario, at least we can go there with two fit goalkeepers".

Fat chance of getting fit on this holiday.