Sentence examples for odds of putting from inspiring English sources

Like Humpty Dumpty in the children's nursery rhyme, the odds of putting Syria back together again into a functioning entity appear very low".

But the odds of me putting it together in five days are pretty slim".

His odds of survival, put at 50-50 by the veterinarian who operated on him, are far better than those of horses with similar injuries in decades past.

To increase their odds of staying put, the foreclosed who can afford it are hiring lawyers, a move that can drastically slow down a case.

The odds are very long; the expense of putting together a credible bid package is considerable.

Despite having a relatively easy schedule -- similar to Milwaukee's -- the odds of the Knicks putting together a prolonged winning streak are steep.

The odds of winning were put at 1 in 175 million.

But that does add to this feeling of struggling against the odds, putting yourself through physical hardship, in order to attain something.

Bookies odds recently put Copley ahead of both Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.

What sort of odds do you put on an invasion of Iraq? A. The decision by Iraq to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country reduced the chances of a conflict.

I'm more skeptical, at least about the odds of Mr. Dingell's putting the full weight of his committee behind a carbon tax.