Sentence examples for judge chances from inspiring English sources

If you guessed the judge, chances are you're right.

A final idea--that we are psychologically predisposed to error when judging chance--is taken up through the work of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.

"We judge the chances of a termination at around 20percentt, with an 80percentt chance of the deal proceeding on amended terms," Sandy Soames, an analyst at the Cazenove Group, wrote yesterday in a note to investors.

10): Physician-statisticians have compiled scores, equations and large electronic databases that judge the chances that dozens of conditions may shorten your life.

One was that the existence of nuclear weapons had changed the calculus that nations used to judge their chances in a war.

If you judge our chances by the number of people and amount of resources committed to this thing, I'd say they are very good".

Over the past 20 years, people who had judged their worth by the number of cows they owned came to judge their chances of survival on the number of AK-47s they could buy.

If one can judge the chances for the tablet PC's future success by the favorable hoots and hollers of those who attended Gates' address, it will certainly sell well among the tech-savvy set.

Demonstrating themselves as less biased may improve the judges' chances of future promotion and also improve their standing among their peers and the public.

Serious engineers and financiers judged the chances were vanishingly low for an explosion of the Challenger, the near-collapse of the U.S. financial system, or the multiple problems at Fukushima Daiichi.

That arms students with the mindsets and strategies they need to realize their personal goals, without limiting or pre-judging their chances of success at any stage in the process.