Sentence examples for lesser chance from inspiring English sources

Texas appears to be the front-runner at the moment, with Michigan having a lesser chance.

(My own preference is for tastier dark meat on the bone with a lesser chance of being overcooked).

Moreover, we show that as high-litigation risk firms face lesser chance of takeovers, this impairs firm governance and reduces equity value.

Because none of the secondary runners will accept a slightly lesser chance of victory, then, they all, collectively, resign themselves to an almost certain chance of defeat.

N.F.L. teams have long believed that "10 gets you in," but realignment two seasons ago created, per conference, one more divisional winner, one fewer wild-card entrant and thus a lesser chance for a 10-victory team to make it as a wild card.

"It is imperative that decision-making is sped up at every stage of the adoption process, as we know that by the time a child is four years old they already have a far lesser chance of being adopted than a baby.

When we reason in terms of stratification, the uncertainty conservation principle has necessarily lesser chances to be verified, due to groups of different sizes and entropies, surely resilient due to their specific homogeneity.

Being specific, monoclonal will avoid any cross reaction with somatic cells and there will also be lesser chances of allergic reactions.

have ever-lesser chances of advancing socioeconomically compared with previous generations' children, the lottery reflects the imbalanced polarity of our country: instead of potentially winning and becoming rich, as my grandmother had hoped to do, the idea is to become obscenely rich--one winner who inherits the economy of a small nation overnight.

We know that the redder the line, the lesser the chance that they will pass it".

The further they are from the river banks, the lesser their chance of getting attacked, so the sandbars in the middle of the river fill up first, with the birds jostling for a good place.