Sentence examples for problem chances from inspiring English sources

"If one owner has a problem, chances are another knows a remedy".

If you've got a mathematical problem, chances are they've got a software application that deals with it.

Unless Google and other browser and advertising vendors find a technical solution to this problem, chances are it'll never fully go away.

If there's a problem, chances are, someone has a new solution - along with an alternative.

He said that even if a city dweller has not had engine problems, chances are rats have still visited the car.

If you are so lonely that you're talking at the bartender about your emotional problems, chances are there is nobody else in the entire world that can stand the sound of your voice without getting paid for it.

There are only few studies and comments focussed on the treatment of specific aspects [ 15] and the problems, chances and expectations of general practitioners cooperating with SPHC teams [ 16, 17].

If their significant other finds out you gave some "helpful" advice that they view as causing more problems, chances are, they will not want the friendship to continue.

If there's a forum attached to the site that has people saying they've downloaded said file and have not experienced any problems, chances are, you aren't going to be downloading a Trojan or worm.

The Red Bulls have had no problem making chances, but their profligate finishing has cost them lot of points already this season, and put the focus on a creaking defense and the goalkeeping heroics of Luis Robles.

You may think it's obvious that your neighbors' dogs are posing a problem, but chances are they don't realize the noise is bothering anyone else.