Sentence examples for depending on chance from inspiring English sources

Like tragedy, comedy represents life as full of tension, danger, and struggle, with success or failure often depending on chance factors.

These findings imply that Notch activity in neural progenitors is not restricted to a specific cell cycle phase and favour a model in which activation of Notch during neurogenesis is a random event, depending on chance encounters with ligand-expressing newborn neurons, while they are still in the ventricular zone of the neural tube.

I wanted to write a memoir to explain how purely life depends on chance.

Neither doctors nor patients like to consider how much of medicine depends on chance.

His films look a lot as if they depend on chance.

The light depended on chance; the pictures were taken in secret.

And it depends on chance whether or not we come upon this object before we ourselves must die".

They also depend on chance and coincidence to a degree that would make Dickens blush – except that Newman shows no shame.

Charles A. Moose, the police chief in Montgomery County, Md., who led the investigation, said in an interview that police work takes persistence, teamwork and community support but almost always depends on chance.

Purim is remarkable in two ways: One is that the outcome seems to depend on chance events: Esther being a secret Jew in the palace, Mordecai learning of the plot against the king, the king reading the records of Mordecai's loyalty at just the right moment.

Thus, for many women in the Netherlands, knowing about and having the option of a TO at CS depends on chance.