Sentence examples for much bigger odds from inspiring English sources
Fourteen of the Festival races have well-developed betting markets and we're all trying to do the clever thing, backing a March winner now and hopefully at much bigger odds than it will be on the day.
Betfair lawyer David O'Reilly claimed in court that his data showed how the so-called mastermind of the alleged conspiracy, gambler and racehorse owner Miles Rodgers would take bets on certain horses at much bigger odds than were being offered by anyone else.
But although the number of Muslims who publicly push obnoxious views is small, and the number readying for violence even smaller, surveys suggest that a much bigger constituency holds opinions at odds with basic tenets of liberal democracy (for example, about the desirability of an Islamic state, or the legitimacy of violent jihad).
History shows that a tough but measured military response to Iranian harassment may lessen the odds of a much bigger clash down the road.
But his bet was placed towards the end of last year, when the odds on offer were much bigger.
"Now, the odds are that it will inflict a much bigger loss on households," says Helen Qiao of Morgan Stanley, a bank.Nevertheless, the immediate damage from a crash should be manageable for China.
Whereas the odds would still favour the house, you would get much bigger gains for the winners and losses for the losers.
"Much, much bigger than anything else.
