Sentence examples for chance of fooling from inspiring English sources

A new study reports that one parasitic species, the cuckoo finch, lays multiple eggs in the same nest, giving it a better chance of fooling a host mother.

To further reduce the chance of being fooled by local maxima, different initial estimates were used, and the final estimates with the highest likelihood was picked.

A warned pc user has much less chance of being fooled.

These companies have to get drives, discs, and content out the door or they're going to miss out on the chance to fool convince millions of consumers to buy HD formatted movies.

The most sophisticated hair dyes, I am afraid, do not stand a chance at fooling thousands of years of evolutionary insight.

This way, you will reduce the chances of being fooled by the opponent's tricks.

From a three-star review of "Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in the Markets and in Life," by Nassim Nicholas Taleb: Taleb lumps M.B.A. and businessmen types into the "fool" category.

But he first articulated much of his thinking in his original 2001 version of Fooled by Randomness, an equally entertaining, and ostentatiously obnoxious, romp through the ways in which we permit ourselves to be deceived by chance.

In the EFF's decentralised model, each of its plug-in users provides constant global certificate updates, reducing the chance of a malicious party fooling a relatively small number of notary servers.The EFF worked with the TOR Project to produce both versions of HTTPS Everywhere.

If you start the sickness too early on Saturday, you will have to keep up the masquerade all weekend and Monday, and it will be very hard and your chances of succeeding in fooling your parents that you're sick will be limited and slim.

Any chance of "Fortune's Fool" becoming a movie?