Sentence examples for many odds are from inspiring English sources

It doesn't really matter what you've been through or what's up against you or how many odds are stacked against you.

The woman who goes every day to work, braving many odds, is liberated.

But in a healthier job market, or in a situation in which there are few highly qualified candidates for many jobs, odds are you have a greater chance of being asked in for an interview and tryout.

For many companies, the odds are even more lopsided.

— Garrett Gomez is riding the morning-line favorite Saturday in the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby, but he knows in many respects the odds are stacked against him.

Thus when these oversight committees are cut from the same cloth, in the same geographic regions many times, the odds are stacked against folks who bring legitimate complaints.

Whatever their mistakes (and they've made many), the odds were long against them — much longer than I thought on November 4, 2008.

If you could pass through a wormhole and fast-forward to November 2014, odds are many people will be talking about Kip Thorne and the possibility of time travel.

As a result, many politicians say the odds are still against a benefit being enacted this year, but as one administration official put it, "It's such a hot issue, and in an election year on a hot issue things can change".

Because the odds are many of us are experiencing the same things right now.

In the estate's lottery-funded job club there are many who feel the odds are stacked against them.