Sentence examples for more odds from inspiring English sources

A peek ahead and he sees, simply, more odds to defy.

Just a few more odds and ends to finish up, I thought, but when I turned around my manager was standing there with a plate in his hand.

Prior to The Expansion, males from economically worse familiesj had 52% (e0.418−1) more odds than females; after The Expansion, the odds ratio changed to 0.97 (e−0.970.97

As for parental educational level, model 2 indicates that for parents with an educational level of primary school or below, males have 1.29 times (e0.828−1) more odds to get into higher education than females.

Specifically, in rural areas, males have 1.3 times (e0.833−1) more odds than females to receive higher education; in nonrural areas, the odds for males is actually 11.22% lower (1 − e0.833-0.952) than for females.

The interaction term of model 4a is not significant, indicating that prior to The Expansion, gender gaps were the same between better-off families and economically worse families, or 52% (e0.418−1) more odds for males.

Among pregnancies with intrauterine growth restriction and threatening preterm delivery, low unconjugated estriol levels (MoM≤0.74) were significantly more frequent (odds ratio=2.2; P<0.05 and odds ratio=2.6; P<0.01, respectively).

All of which could not be more at odds with the way Arthur carries himself.

These two versions of what the film means could hardly be more at odds.

Christianity and Islam seem ever more at odds with each other.

FEW actions seem more at odds with the European dream than demolishing bridges to the neighbours.