Sentence examples for one in 2 from inspiring English sources
Counterintuitively, these models predict that a species in a large, contiguous habitat will fare worse than one in 2 tiny patches.
If (i.e., both are OM symbols), then the modulation step is the same as the one in (2) with.
One in 2 Americans is coping with a chronic disease, and many require rehabilitation.
At its peak last year, it struck one in 2 million people.
One in 2 to 20 hunts, including stalking near potential prey, ends in a successful kill.
And if you fly on Third-World or former Soviet bloc air carriers, your risk of dying is about one in 2 million.
Last year, the former environment minister Phil Woolas told the Sunday Telegraph that "the probability London could flood had doubled from a one-in-2,000 one-in-2,000 one-in-2,000nce toe Woolwich Barrier was built in 1983".
(In this case, the product rule suggested that the probability of another person exhibiting the same "DNA" profile as Lanigan was one in 2,000,000, while the ceiling principle estimation was on the order of 108,000 to one).
That figures out to about one in 2,270 members who have met and married through the site, or 0.045 percent.
In 2009, the estimate [of those who died from H1N1] is somewhere between one in 2,000 to one in 14,000.
The odds of someone Mr. Schenk's age developing lung cancer are roughly one in 5,000; the odds of winning the jackpot in the $5 game of High Stakes Blackjack, as he did, are one in 2,646,000.
