Sentence examples for high chances of from inspiring English sources

"The navy had informed us that there was a lot of ammunition on board and there were high chances of another explosion," said Mr. Rahangdale.

Mr McCain made the debate exciting, but Mr Obama got the better of the evening, surely increasing his already high chances of victory in November.

The railway projects are still short on detail.Would-be investors in port projects are hanging back because of the high chances of cost overruns and long delays.

But they highlighted Britons' relatively high chances of falling into poverty as the latest evidence that a preponderance of low-paying and low-skilled jobs left many families at risk of hardship.

England's high chances of landing in a tough World Cup group increased further after Fifa threw a procedural curveball that could lead to Roy Hodgson's team facing Brazil, USA and Italy or Holland.

Even though its payload is not a satellite or a weapon, but precious human life, the space shuttle will always face about the same witheringly high chances of catastrophe as any other launching system.

What makes a "quite high" chance of dying worth it?

Those polls, Mr. Carter said, "are quite unreliable," and have a high chance of being biased.

People with eye problems also have a relatively high chance of inaccurate identification".

The woman is going into a job with a high chance of failure to begin with".

There is a very high chance of privacy violations.