Sentence examples for making the chance from inspiring English sources

Suneel Gupta, the co-founder of Rise, says that the average person makes 35 choices per week on average about what to eat, making the chance of bad choices high for busy people.

Per environment the [ Aout] changes to a new value with a probability of 0.4, making the chance that [ Aout] remains constant during one generation 0.6 · 0.6 = 0.36.

None reacted positive, making the chance of having missed a slowly ongoing chronic encephalomyelitis very small: its existence in MS must be quite improbable.

In addition, the increased density of adults within the microhabitat in the novel host [ 7] enhances the intraspecific contact of the parasites, making the chance of finding a mate more likely [ 39].

Separated their ammo and weapons, if you separate them, they must get to two points before making their escape, making the chance of a successful escape highly unlikely.

But tonight is both Halloween, and a Friday, making the chances of Horns under-performing at the box office slim.

They sugared the pill by making the chances of winning £1m  go up, but in fact the overall chances of winning a cash prize have gone down significantly.

THE political calendar in Israel is making the chances of renewing peace talks in earnest between Israelis and Palestinians in the near future look even bleaker than before.

The reason is that membrane proteins usually have one or more transmembrane segments, which are very hydrophobic making the chances for crystallization of membrane proteins small [4, 5].

Three banks have 45% of the counterparty exposure, Citigroup, UBS and Merrill Lynch, making the chances of a banking industrywide rescue remote, even bank executives acknowledge.

India ink is carbon-based and interacts with your body naturally, making the chances of infection much less likely.