Sentence examples for considered chance from inspiring English sources

Paxton confirmed this by referencing a previous decision where a Texas court concluded that poker was considered gambling, regardless of how much of the game is considered chance or skill.

John McGraw, a contemporary and rival of Chance, considered Chance one of the greatest players he ever saw.

Macroscopic morphological anomalies such as curvature of the spine, changes in yolk sac, and shortening of body were rare in both groups and could be considered chance occurrences.

The increased risk of cancer of the liver/biliary tract that we found was unexpected and in the lack of an a priori hypothesis and a plausible post hoc-explanation, we consider chance as the most likely explanation.

They are also considering chancing their arm with an enhanced bid for Luis Suárez – with a little more than loose change added to any new valuation.

We prefer the term 'secondary' to 'incidental' because the latter is an adjective indicating chance occurrence, and the discovery of a disease causing mutation by MPS cannot be considered a chance occurrence.

Ms. Ornst described the Port Authority's withdrawal as a "friendly divorce" that the city considered a chance to revamp the heliport and its terminal.

Brumbies co-captain Lealiifano was considered no chance of playing Saturday's three-Test series opener against England after missing every Wallabies session including last week's Sunshine Coast camp.

Lee Smolin estimates that when all of the fine-tuning examples are considered, the chance of stars existing in the universe is 1 in 10229.

On these bases, we considered the chance to turn the closing down of quarrying into other sustainable business activities, able to guarantee not only the environmental safeguarding according to the law, but also the social-economic progress.

Individual performance was considered above chance level when the overall number of correct responses was above 110/192 trials (one-tailed binomial test, p<0.005).