Sentence examples for poorer odds from inspiring English sources

But will a course like this, more broadly deployed, be useful to the many other postdocs with less flashy resumes and poorer odds of becoming faculty members running labs of their own?

The authors therefore suggest that the return to work rate may be increased by an active treatment program[ 7, 8] and may be cost saving [ 9]. Results related to the returning to work rate were poorer (Odds Ratio (OR): 0.30; Confidence Interval (CI) 95% = 0.13-0.73) compared with patients born in Switzerland [ 10].

But some critics have also written, saying the Stansels should not have continued the pregnancy knowing the poor odds.

An inhabitant of Turkmenistan has a 41% chance of dying early; other former Soviet states offer similarly poor odds.

He added that hundreds of them give unusually poor odds, fix games or do not pay gamblers what they are owed.

President Shimon Peres, in an interview with the newspaper Maariv, summed up the sense of wonder that has driven Israel's belief in itself, describing the poor odds of the Zionist militia against the Arab world in 1948.

But Mr. McCluskey, the Cato analyst, said Mr. Obama misses the system's fundamental flaw: that federal aid and loans are often awarded to mediocre students and schools, with poor odds of producing economically successful graduates.

And of the 24 incumbents who are not running for re-election — because of term limits, poor odds of winning or something else entirely — the political parties are evenly split.

CEO Jason Trost is out to effectively attack bookmakers and other exchanges which he says give consumers a rough deal because of poor odds and commissions.

How do universities continue to attract students into graduate programs despite poor odds of attaining the careers they desire?

Sloppy sex with poor odds of finishing ensues.