Sentence examples for considered the odds from inspiring English sources
All things considered, the odds against him landing the captaincy are longer than they appear at present.
Essentially, we considered the odds and wagered that the coming year would be like the last year.
All things considered, the odds for success are pretty compelling.
The odds ratio is assumed constant or the same for all categories and is independent of each category, so if the study considered the odds (k) = P Y ≤ k)/P(Y > k), then odds (k1) and (k2) have the same ratio for all independent variable combinations (StataCorp, 2009).
Study co-authors Adam Frank and Woodruff Sullivan looked at recent discoveries of potentially habitable exoplanets and considered the odds of whether sophisticated civilizations existed on them in the past or present.
The teeth are considered the odds and ends of the bone.
The Nets were once considered the odds-on favorite to get James, possibly the game's most transcending player.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state and first lady, is considered the odds-on favourite to get the Democratic nomination should she decide to run, as most expect she will.
And the way it unfolded speaks a lot about why Mr. Schwarzenegger is considered the odds-on favorite to become California's next governor, even as he is hounded by accusations of sexual misconduct and reports that he once spoke admiringly of Hitler.
Greg Abbott is widely considered the odds-on favorite to be the Republican nominee for governor; he's got more than $20 million in his political accounts, he's the current attorney general and it would be a surprise — though it is certainly possible — if he lost to Tom Pauken or anyone else chasing the party's nomination.
