Sentence examples for makes no odds from inspiring English sources
In the end, it makes no odds.
The pizzeria, Greek taverna, Mexican diner, or this revolting place, it makes no odds.
It makes no odds to him … he's a very rich man".
That should probably have been a straight red, but it makes no odds.
And it makes no odds if McLeish himself was let down by the club's owners.
For there is an all-embracing rule: commerce is one thing, language another, and no one owns the English language.Try to sell your Guangdong-faked "Rolex" as a real one, or your carbonated fizz as champagne--little c or big C, it makes no odds--and, rightly, you will be sued.
One poll says 54% of voters reckon the sacking will make no odds; 21% say it will hurt Mr Schröder; 20% that it will help him.Mr Scharping was damaged goods.
I wasn't familiar with the Roald Dahl story that this fantastically charming show is adapted from, and nor were the three- and five-year-old I lugged along to see it, but it made no odds: the production by Little Angel theatre is as delightful a kiddie entertainment as it's possible to conceive.
We make no predictions, but odds are that past success will cause someone to miss something critical relative to needed changes to sustain success in the future.
