Sentence examples for over the chances from inspiring English sources

When the fuss is over, the chances are that Europe will breathe a sigh of relief and continue rather faster down the path of genteel decline.

"It isn't over, the chances are remote but we have to be determined".

"By the time [the police] pull you over, the chances are you are going to be done with your text anyway so they can't exactly prove that you were texting".

Disagreement has also been rife over the chances of the former Minnesota governor, Tim Pawlenty.

But coming in at 66 for 4 in the 14th over, the chances of an England win had vanished.

The confusion has also cast a shadow over the chances of identifying the bodies of almost 1,000 people found in the UK over the past 50 years.

Roddick welts a couple of forehands wide and long, and the game is over, the chance gone.

Until they are over, the chance of co-operation between the two main parties looks slim.The point of Mr Ponnambalam's murder is unclear.

Agrarian reform, certainly; and, after hostilities are over, the chance for rank-and-file guerrillas to join local police forces, perhaps.

(b) If the event is crossing over, the chance that a particular lineage will be picked for crossing over is multiplied by the chance that its breakpoint will be picked.

He was bred by Mrs. Robert Lehmann, who took over the Golden Chance Farm, in Kentucky, and its racing stable after the death of her husband.