Sentence examples for discounted chances from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, he discounted chances that his cancer might have affected him then, noting that he rode well at the Olympic Games -- 12th in the road race, sixth in the time trial -- and then in Europe in September, including fourth place in the Grand Prix of Switzerland.
Nature, he suggests, will best respond to a logical and carefully thought out questionnaire".He was the first person to think systematically about when to discount chance as the explanation of a trial's result.
The kappa statistic measures strength of agreement between examiners discounting chance agreement.
Most people make no care plans because they have discounted the chances of ever needing it.
Most commentators have discounted the chances of a yes vote next May.
But most industry analysts discounted the chances of an embargo by oil-producing countries or a terrorist attack against their oil operations.
Mark Halperin, the senior political analyst at Time magazine, said Mr. Huckabee was able to overcome a lack of serious consideration by those who discounted his chances by offering himself up as a talking head to the hungry cable news machine as often as possible.
Dr Owen discounted the chances of the Alliance joining with Labour, while Mr Steel made similar comments regarding the Conservatives.
While many observers have acknowledged how unarmed pro-democracy insurrections helped bring democracy to Eastern Europe, Latin America, and parts of Asia and Africa, they had discounted the chances of such movements in the region, despite Tunisia being far from the first.
For example: By giving quarterly sales quota-based bonuses but also giving the salesperson the authority to make big discounts, chances are, you're going to get a lot of sales late in the quarter (as the salesperson desperately tries to make their quota).
But ethanol experts said the EPA's proposed cuts, and backing for ethanol among many lawmakers, discounts chances that the bill would move forward anytime soon.
