Sentence examples for much smaller odds from inspiring English sources

Much smaller odds of a cold beer dumped on your head.

Even if true intermittent distension does carry some risk, it is considerably less than persistent distension, as shown by the much smaller odds ratios and positive predictive values.

Zepeda's power will be a threat throughout, but Flanagan has rarely looked flustered in the ring, so if you fancy the American to prevail on enemy soil there is value on a points victory at 11/2, rather than the much smaller stoppage odds of 2/1.

The sample size becomes much smaller, and some odds ratios change considerably.

Highsmith is one of thousands of actors still recovering from this winter's strike but nevertheless clinging to their ambitions despite sputtering television and film production schedules that make their normally slim-to-none odds that much smaller.

Much smaller reductions in the female odds were seen after adjusting for smoking and physical activity, the latter explaining more of the female excess in depressive mood than in either headache or stomach problems.

Had the race been won by the 5-to-2 favorite, MEDAGLIA D'ORO, or another horse at reasonable odds, producing a much smaller payoff, officials might have never uncovered the computer fraud.

The only good news is that the odds of a disaster on the same scale are much smaller than one in two.

Given the number of QTL detected for average fruit weight and their associated intervals, the odds that one would overlap NFP by chance alone were much smaller (P = 0.089 for Naut, 0.0172 for Sals, 0.0459 for Across-strain).

The odds ratio in the non-randomised studies however, was drawn in by a much smaller amount.

In other words, even now, the odds of ending up on a plane with a bomb or a hijacker are much smaller than the chances of being killed in an automobile accident.