Sentence examples for odds connected from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday night, the Intrade odds connected to the Republican primary in Ohio fluctuated wildly, causing some people to question the usefulness of prediction markets.

Joining forces Thomas Friedman asserts that climate change advocates and poverty fighters have been at odds ("Connecting nature's dots," Views, Aug. 24).

In fact, the internet is a great place for niche content precisely because your potential audience is global, not local; this increases your odds of connecting with people who want what you have to offer.

The political straitjacket imposed since the Communist Party won power in 1949 is at odds with a society connected by social media.

More disadvantaged neighbourhoods had significantly greater odds of being highly connected, and with cul-de-sac and street block lengths, and public transport stop access and frequencies at levels recommended by Australian urban and transport policies, although they also had higher traffic volumes.

When Kennedy sensed that triumphing over great odds did not connect with the youngsters, he tried humor.

Even after removing redundant sequences with greater than 45% sequence identity, 26 species remained, leading to vanishingly small odds that TIGR03309 is not closely connected to selenium metabolism.

But even that doesn't keep them apart: they've found the path we all seek, a way for family members to be alienated and estranged and bitterly at odds but still closely intertwined and unshakably connected.

McEnroe's reaction might have been over the top — and so at odds with his historic brashness — but it connected profoundly with his passionate, elder statesman's hope that tennis's popularity will reach its former peaks.

Then Hearst Magazines hired her to introduce Marie Claire, a magazine in Europe aimed at young, fashion-conscious women that subsequently connected in America in spite of long odds.

I did not feel well connected and had fought to win against the odds (beating the national swing by just 0.9 points).