Sentence examples for ones the odds from inspiring English sources

Since there will be only one "real" universe, and countless simulated ones, the odds that we are living in one of the simulations instead of the one actual reality are overwhelming.

He wrote with the pedal rammed fully to the floor and with one eye on the odds.

A black BMW convertible was parked behind the tee box, intended as a prize on the off chance that anyone sank a hole-in-one — the odds of which, Bloomberg pointed out, were thirty-three thoneand tonene.

Below one, the odds declined relative to a variable.

When the DOR is more than one, the odds of a positive test result are higher in the diseased group.

As the number of disciplines in the practice increased by one, the odds of participating in programs for diabetes increased by 40%, asthma by 17%, and COPD by 19%.

The top quartile showed between one quart and one half the odds of long-term sickness absence depending upon the cohort studied.

Of course, no one knows the odds on this trifecta.

However, the odds ratio alone does not quantify treatment effect, as the magnitude of the effect depends not only on the odds ratio but also on the underlying value of one of the odds in the ratio.

One day...someone will be the one, unfortunately, the odds are currently not in anyone's favor.

One puts the odds of a successful outcome at three to one.