Sentence examples for odds when it comes from inspiring English sources

That is not very high, but what are the odds when it comes to love?

"Totally minuscule" are excellent odds when it comes to, say, risking a tornado on your wedding day.

But that assumes that the city can beat the historical odds when it comes to the generally dismal record of football stadiums' helping to draw large events and conventions.

They may say the right bland things in public after PR combs out any hostility in comments, but Facebook and Google remain very much at odds when it comes to the social web — and naturally, control of it.

Why do we accept these odds when it comes to animal experimentation?

Never before, at least in my lifetime, has America been so at odds when it comes to opinions on our future leader and the future of our nation.

DAVID CREEGAN faced difficult odds when it came to cracking the crowded lineup of television detectives.

After relocating the team to Florida, Borislow seemed at odds when it came to everything from uniforms, player payments and in-stadium advertisements.

CHF patients from HMPC had almost 70% lower odds of being treated with ACE inhibitors, 50% lower odds when it came to beta-blockers, a ≈ 40% lower odds of having their creatinine, Na and K checked, and ≈ 30% lower odds of undergoing echocardiography, while CHF patients from HDC did not differ from Italian citizens in their adherence to disease management programs.

But Mr. Karam reminds us that odds matter little when it comes to the distribution of suffering in the world.

In a blog post announcing the app, Tube Centrex founder Fahad Khan suggests that it can be tough for startups to get attention without significant PR spending — you might get coverage from "top tech-blogs," but the odds are against you when it comes to "the mainstream news organizations".