Sentence examples for have odds of from inspiring English sources

Rupert Adams of William Hill said: "Punters seem to be confidently optimistic about that and we have odds of as low as 6-1 on temperatures topping 100F".

Although most ticket holders will have to take a punt on the lineup and purchase tickets without knowing the full extent of what's in store at the festival, William Hill have laid short odds on a long-anticipated appearance by Fleetwood Mac, who are at 4/1 to headline on Sunday night, while Muse and AC/DC both have odds of 5/1 to perform.

By contrast an average game would have odds of approximately 1 in 9 for each ring or 1 in 3 for a 3-ring game.

Further, food insecure children have been found to have odds of fair/poor health nearly twice as great, and odds of being hospitalized a third as great compared with food-secure children [29].

Decedents whose cause of death was cardiovascular diseases have odds of dying at health facilities between 1.1 and 1.8 times greater than those who died of HIV/AIDS.

However, individuals with MetS and elevated CRP appear to have odds of reduced FVC similar to those of individuals with diabetes, suggesting that CRP measurement may aid in stratification of risk for low FVC in individuals with MetS.

The Preakness Stakes winner, Oxbow, will break from Post 7 and has odds of 5-1.

It even has odds of 100/1 that Roland Rat, credited with saving TV-am, one of Daybreak's predecessors, will return to salvage the format.

Entering a lottery for these plates has odds of 0.8%, so the 20,000 easily accessible EV plates will shortly hold greater appeal to Chinese drivers.

Colm Toibin, who has lost out twice before, is third among the runners with The Testament of Mary, which has odds of 4/1.

Children belonging to the higher order had odds of dying of 0.2.