Sentence examples for chances of attack from inspiring English sources
Large companies reason that the chances of attack on any particular ship are relatively low -- 0.5 percent in the Gulf of Aden -- so they play the odds.
If Black were to stabilize the center with 16... c5, then 17 d5 would yield White superior control of space with chances of attack on the queenside by means of b4 or on the kingside, with f4.
Large, conspicuous eyespots are considered to be intimidating for the predator thereby decreasing the chances of attack – the "Intimidation Hypothesis", whereas smaller eyespots closer to the wing margin are thought to attract attention toward themselves thus deflecting predatory attacks away from the more vital parts of the prey – the "Deflection Hypothesis" [ 3, 45- 48].
Mr. Munir said that the area controlled by Mr. Nazir's forces had been "relatively peaceful" but that his death increased the chances of attacks on military targets.
Implementing anonymity of clients not only protects their personal information but also reduces the chances of attacks based on impersonation.
This ease-of-access has the potential to increase the chances of attacks like DoS, report disruption, and selective forwarding attacks [62].
Some people said they were taking at least small daily measures to ward off the chance of attack.
The problem, according to Carter, was the means used to reach that judgment: the Bush administration appears to have been guided by Dick Cheney's dictum that even a 1 percent chance of attack is grounds for a military response.
But when the researchers accounted for the numbers of people engaged in each activity, they found that abalone diving was most prone to shark incidents, with a 1 in 1.44 million chance of attack.
Since predictability increases the chance of attack, injecting some uncertainty into the mix is one of the best weapons the pope's protectors can use.
