Sentence examples for face long odds from inspiring English sources

But the protesters face long odds.

Employment experts say the workers face long odds.

Opponents face long odds against overturning same-sex marriage in New York.

Mr. Hu seemed to face long odds, especially after Deng died in 1997.

Or, putting that another way, 87 percent of companies face long odds of having those pleasant outcomes.

Mr. Chase and his colleagues face long odds: 60 years of research on fusion has produced more disappointment than progress.

But the legislation still faces long odds.

So Ladbrokes Coral faces long odds.

The Democrats faced long odds.

A new teacher faces long odds.

But Mr. Quirk faces long odds in the courtroom.