Sentence examples for chances of bumping from inspiring English sources

Go north and the chances of bumping into a diabetic are maybe 20 times greater than if you go south.

Your chances of bumping into a biodynamic farmer who you can question about this form of sustainable agriculture are slim.

"In a more concentrated area, your chances of bumping into something are higher," says Floyd. "Jersey's going to be on one end of the spectrum, and a less populous state is going to be on the exact opposite".

Tools and technologies are being created every day to increase our chances of "bumping into" something or someone we aren't expecting, but greatly need.

It's the kind of novel that forces you to remember every stupid thing you've done in the name of love; Like the number of times you've changed your plans on a night out to up the chances of "bumping into" someone you have a crush on, or the hours and hours you've wasted composing the perfect text message.

It's the kind of novel that forces you to remember every stupid thing you've done in the name of love; Like the number of times you've changed your plans on a night out to up the chances of "bumping into" someone you're crushed out on, or the hours and hours you've wasted composing the perfect text message.

You've a good chance of bumping into an Argentinian rock star, Baddiel and Skinner, or a corporate lawyer.

But there was no chance of bumping into other tourists; the only camp in this part of the Luangwa, Zebra Plains specialises in solitude.

So you'd end up with exactly what you wanted, fitting perfectly and with no chance of bumping into a woman in an identical dress".

What's certain is that I'm sorry to have missed my chance of bumping into Hessler at 6 a.m. on my back staircase.

If you're a seminarian, a priest, or member of a religious order you'll have more of a chance of bumping into the pontiff.