Sentence examples for extreme odds from inspiring English sources

They had forged a personal bond and had managed to help bring together Trump and Peña Nieto, whose public positions and rhetoric are at extreme odds.

Those results are at extreme odds with the long, steep decline in sales of passenger cars as consumers scoop up almost anything that's not a car--especially pickup trucks, SUVs and crossovers.

This path of a "card-check agreement" has helped to keep the labor movement alive against the most extreme odds.

Shot during the height of World War II, "Henry V," with its monarch who overcomes extreme odds to emerge victorious, was balm for the war-weary Britons and a boost for the British troops.

Xie et al. [19] carried out TDT testing in that subgroup, obtaining slightly more extreme odds ratios (but wider confidence intervals) in the smaller dataset.

Apart from some extreme odds ratios, results were very comparable.

In the above examples, the scenarios were pretty extreme; the odds of any one of us being directly affected by a lesser event would be even more remote.

Prenatal smoking has in previous studies demonstrated an increased risk of preterm delivery (27), as well as extreme prematurity (odds ratio 7.25) (17).

A consistent negative association of the L251 variant (minor allele frequency in cases and controls ranged from 0.41 to 1.21%) with both childhood and adult extreme obesity (odds ratio ranging from 0.25 to 0.76) was detected in eight of the nine studies; the variant was also associated with reduced BMI in population-based samples.

And so, while managing to stigmatise burka wearers, he was actually arguing that banning the burka – as Denmark recently has – "seems a bit extreme" and at odds with the country's liberal spirit.

In the most extreme cases, the odds of having skilled attendance are only one fifth for women in the most distant category as compared to women close-by [ 37, 77].