Sentence examples for far higher chance from inspiring English sources

Statistics indicate a far higher chance for survival among accident victims remaining inside the passenger compartment.

"Kids with iron deficiencies and mental retardation have a far higher chance of this disorder," he said.

Most of the research he surveyed was based on women, who have a far higher chance of developing osteoporosis, and the advice would differ for men.

There's a higher chance you end up in the criminal justice system, and a far higher chance that you are the victim of a violent crime...

Studies show that killers of whites have a far higher chance of being sentenced to death than those who kill blacks.

Any startup addressing their list en mass before putting deals live will stand a far higher chance of success and good funding helps solve this.

This means that young people attending these largely underfunded schools face far dimmer job prospects and far higher chances of incarceration than their wealthier peers.

Although similar processes have been used to negotiate trade deals, the stakes in this case would be far higher, as would the chances of failure.

A far higher priority than the off-chance of a useful connection seems to be the increasing urgency of a more efficient, less cluttered way of managing my contacts and communications.

They found that the number of pairings with a certain energy a little under five times the mass of the proton was far higher than would be expected by chance.

However, one must consider that random subunit fusions would conserve (dis)assembly in only a very small fraction of cases and thus the evolutionary frequency of (dis)assembly-conserving fusions is far higher than would be expected by chance.