Sentence examples for much higher chances from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, the 'obvious' experiments have a much higher chances of success," she believes.

Comparing with the DB method without particular nulling directions, the PODB method achieves much higher chances of transmitting less power towards directions of LU.

A bankruptcy has much higher chances of success if a new labor deal is in hand before the filing is made, experts say.

The most important advantage of using a decentralized architecture is that the managed microgrid has much higher chances of partial operation in cases when malfunctions occur at different parts of it, instead of a complete system breakdown.

In a study by Cluver and Orkin [ 42], South African youth orphaned by HIV/AIDS were found to have much higher chances of psychological distress when poverty and stigma were present.

There is also a much higher chance of being ousted.

"We know that people marrying young have a much higher chance of divorcing," Dr. Stevenson says.

By increasing the average number of products each customer has at Wells Fargo, the bank has a much higher chance of attaining the truly high-value ones.

But statistically you have a much higher chance of sleeping with Dale Winton One in six of us is genetically disposed to gain little or no benefit from exercise.

John Cassidy, a tax investigations partner at the accountant PKF, says: "If something is wrong on your return, you've got a much higher chance of being spotted now.

Those girls have a much higher chance of suffering a fractured bone, especially if their soda of choice is cola, Harvard researchers say.