Sentence examples for chances of one from inspiring English sources

"The chances of one surviving such an injury..

That the chances of one of the competition's outstanding sides are improved now was revealed by his opposite number.

Going into the Katine football training academy last week, Ejilu was hoping to improve his skills ahead of the tournament next month, and increase his chances of one day playing professional football.

"On Aug. 3rd," the secret history says, "Roosevelt had a long and inconclusive session with the shah," who "stated that he was not an adventurer, and hence, could not take the chances of one.

She would surely have attempted reconciliation, for she was devoted to her two sons and would not have wanted to do anything that might jeopardise Prince William's chances of one day succeeding to the throne.

The Edinburgh team first looked at a random collection of 146 animal studies from 1941 to 2012 and found that less than 20% of the studies randomly assigned animals to test groups, to reduce the chances of one group, for example, being healthier than the other.

Bichel, promoted to pinch-hit following the withdrawal of Darren Gough - absent with what was described as a mild stress fracture of the left leg but not believed to be serious enough to threaten his chances of one-day international selection - also failed and it took a partnership of 82 in just under 10 overs between Andy Flower and James Foster to keep the Eagles in with a shout.

The score is a summary of the likelihood (chance) of one patient being similar to another, conditional on an array of potential confounding variables.

But it's still only a chance and you have a chance of one in two (sic) that it will be passed on to you and that will always remain if your parents have it.

In other words, in trying to create a pregnancy, I could ruin a chance of one.

BOEM's own Environmental Impact Statement warned that "there is a 75% chance of one or more large spills" happening.