Sentence examples for odds that face from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation has given Ms. Blackwell a grant to help further refine her small molecule to improve the long odds that face any new compound that might become a drug.
For someone who campaigned on being "unintimidated", Walker eventually was intimidated by the long odds that faced his campaign.
Most N.F.L. fans know that Jets-Patriots on Monday night is a big game, but they may be less familiar with the long odds that could face the loser.
Black Sails In the season finale, Rogers Luke Robertss) leads his forces on a search for the pirates, while elsewhere, Bonny and Rackham (Clara Paget, Toby Schmitz) face odds that are little short of impossible.
She faced odds that have not changed in over 30 years, yet she prevailed on so many levels.
Though younger and slenderer than the bullies, Moore stood up resolutely to them, and, in doing so, showed "the strong determination — and perhaps a dash of stubbornness — in the face of notable odds that have characterized his later life," McVeigh points out.
Given the odds that they face, it's not surprising that very few of the challengers in non-competitive districts (where the incumbent party's presidential nominee received more than 60% of the two-party vote) have previously held elected office regardless of whether they are affiliated with the Tea Party movement.
Our findings provide evidence to support the need to implement these recommendations into clinical practice with heightened awareness of the higher odds that women face.
A terse news release issued on Wednesday noted complications in his care, described his condition as critical but stable, reinforced the long odds that he faces in making a full recovery, and said the device has worked flawlessly.
The odds that you would face any legal repercussions right now for password sharing is extremely slim, especially because entertainment providers have taken a laissez-faire approach to password-sharing enforcement.
