Sentence examples for different chances from inspiring English sources

Self-evidently, different degrees and different universities give graduates wildly different chances in the labour market.

And everyone will have different chances of surviving their own particular life regimes.

We need to improve many things but today I think we had different chances to score more goals".

"Both teams did not have many chances, which is quite an achievement against Australia because usually you have to defend against 20 different chances.

Public Health England, which advises the government, said it was "deeply worrying" that children faced such wildly different chances of becoming obese simply because they lived in deprived areas.

Different chances to have glare issues resulted using different indices.

"There is a sense that with people you are perceived stereotypically, but that the system might give you a totally different chance," said Rashmi Sinha, the founder of Uzanto Consulting, a company that focuses on end-user experiences with technology.

But I shudder at the nagging fear of what would have happened if, by different chance and choice, I had grown to be like mine.

These findings are congruent with our results, since different sets of predictor variables have a different chance of capturing a greater or smaller part of the niche dimensions restricting a species' native range, thus explaining their different prediction success.

To populate the tree, we derived the probabilities for the different chance nodes (Table 1) from a systematic literature review.

In the present analysis, there was a significantly different chance of an ongoing pregnancy of metformin versus placebo between subgroups, based on age and WHR.