Sentence examples for odds of course from inspiring English sources

The odds, of course, didn't end up meaning much last time as the Americans fell on penalties to Japan.

The odds, of course, remain heavily stacked against a repeat, with the sixth-seeded Tsonga set to play the fourth-seeded David Ferrer in the semifinals on Friday and with the world No. 1 Novak Djokovic and the seven-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal set to play in the other semifinal.

The odds, of course, are steep.

The odds, of course, are against this.

The odds are of course stacked against Labour succeeding.

The odds are, of course, in favor of the 28-year-old Bartoli's coming back herself after taking extended time away from the game to rest her mind and body.

The odds are, of course, that most of them actually believe themselves.

The odds change, of course, and there are cut-off dates.

The odds have changed, of course, in modern society, but the body's calculations of how many children it can afford to bear run beneath the calculations of the conscious mind.

I'm always a sucker for heroic, against-all-odds stories and, of course, as a nonfiction writer, I am especially moved when the story is true.

Of course, odds are that Meyer is beating all these markers.