Sentence examples for ground chances from inspiring English sources

Even if our plane did not explode when it hit the ground, chances were it would be engulfed in flames soon after.

Whether you travel to Alamos by air or ground, chances are it'll take you a long, long day or a couple of days to get there.

When camping on public grounds, chances are you will be near fellow campers who are also trying to enjoy the outdoors.

There are many philosophical accounts of what actually grounds chance, as part of the minor philosophical industry of producing 'interpretations' really, reductive analyses or explications of probability.

If understudies step up on Neill's old stomping ground, his chances of taking the field in June get that bit smaller.

The tent is mosquito netted and the front has a lip on it to prevent snakes and other creatures getting in; if people are forced to move to higher ground the chances are that everything else will be too.

"The water is already treated, but because people roll the jerry cans across the ground the chances of contamination are very high," said Obisa.

"Once a bulldozer goes in and disturbs the ground, any chance to preserve the history is gone".

Bodies animate architecture as much as they are animated by it, and Westbeth's artistic ghosts provide fertile ground for chance encounters.

Weddings are frequently held on the grounds, but chances are the screams are less from harried brides than from thrill seekers at Hershey Park across the road.

Purslane (Portulaca oleracea), that fleshy little succulent that courses over bare ground every chance it gets, is a rich source of omega 3 fatty acids, which are thought to help prevent heart disease.