Sentence examples for chances of dropping from inspiring English sources

However, the more drinks consumed, the more the chances of dropping those glasses increase.

Advocates for police officers also argue that the psychological impact on an officer who was effectively tricked into shooting someone may be mitigated, and their chances of dropping out of a career in law enforcement reduced, by a suicide ruling.

a. Outcomes We investigate the link between personality traits and the chances of dropping out of education but not being employed (i.e., being NEET).

The results from the least squares estimation of the relationship between personality traits and chances of dropping out of education and employment are presented in Tables 4, 5, 6, and 7.

In particular, we show that high effort significantly decreases the chances of dropping out of education or the labour market, while youths with low self-esteem and external locus of control are more likely to experience these conditions.

Moreover, individuals with a higher level of Grit have smaller chances of dropping out of education or the labour market (becoming NEETs not in education, employment or training) at age 18 20 (Mendolia and Walker 2014).

McClaren's Twente in fact had every chance of dropping Ajax into third place.

Mr Gruber's results suggest that higher church attendance leads to more years at school and less chance of dropping out of college.

I actually think he has a better chance of dropping into the back of the second or even into the third.

Back on 15, Scott makes his birdie, though the eagle putt was hilariously poor, pushed out to the right and never having a chance of dropping.

He has advised Scotland on its economic future as well as debt-laden Greece, which he thinks has a 50-500 chance" of dropping out of the eurozone as it once again comes close to running out of money.