Sentence examples for fair odds from inspiring English sources

Because 50percentt of an improvisation, you know, that's fair odds.

In the dice game of craps which is among the major casino games offering the gambler the most favourable odds the casino returns to winners from 3/5 of 1 percent to 27 percent less than the fair odds, depending on the type of bet made.

If you walk into a Las Vegas sports book and put money on a game in some sport you know nothing whatsoever about, you may not win, but you will almost certainly get fair odds relative to the risk you are taking.

As new social networking sites go, I'd say this one has pretty fair odds of surviving.

That was, until last September — I needed a note from my OBGYN proving I was only 31-and-a-half weeks pregnant so I could board a plane to San Francisco with fair odds I wouldn't give birth to a mile-high baby.

There's a reason that bookmakers are now giving fair odds on impeachment.

To be fair, the odds of the banking industry ever hauling in as much cash as the oil industry look pretty slim right now.

For every increase of 20 pigs at a fair, the odds ratio of IAV infection in the pigs increased by 1.27 times (Table 2).

If you got 10 heads and 0 tails, you might begin to suspect that the coin isn't fair, but the odds aren't that bad: about 0.2% of the time, you'll have all ten flips give the same result.

"You take a group of kids that are doing really remarkable things with a fair amount of odds stacked against them and you're showing that you care.

For a 51 year old in poor or fair health, the odds of experiencing burdensome health care costs were 2.90 times that of their healthier peers.