Sentence examples for looking at the odds from inspiring English sources
"If one were just looking at the odds, they seem to somewhat favor Tyson Foods," she said.
And look, we figured it would be great, but just looking at the odds, we thought we'd be back [in Los Angeles] in a couple of months, and that was over seven years ago.
There is no complete database of five-year forecasts, but you can get a sense of how shaky all this is by looking at the odds against accuracy over shorter periods.
Our friends at TurboTax created this explanatory infographic looking at the odds of getting slapped with an audit.
Weaker evidence is found when looking at the odds of quitting at later stages of gestation, around week 18 and week 32, and these associations seem to be entirely explained by pre-pregnancy intake (Table 4).
Looking at the odds, you have a 1 in 14.71 chance of winning a prize in the Mega Millions drawing (no, not the jackpot, silly).
Look at the odds on the last few winners: Ruler on Ice 24-1, Drosselmeyer 13-1, Summer Bird 11-1.
"Every time I look at the odds for next Palace manager, there's a new favourite," tweeted the comedian and Palace fan Mark Steel on Wednesday.
Still, one can't help but look at the odds of making real money on Broadway and wonder whether producers aren't as impractical as the kids from Toledo or Peoria who emerge from the Port Authority Bus Terminal with a couple of suitcases and dreams of stardom.
Look at the odds of England winning the World Cup and they are very low.
