Sentence examples for said chances of from inspiring English sources

We correctly forecast a milder than normal winter and said chances of a major snowstorm were above normal.

Cadbury Schweppes, which is based in Britain, could emerge with a surprise bid, but again analysts said chances of an offer were slim.

But Mayor Matías Mazu said chances of the other miners getting out alive were "almost nil" because of carbon monoxide emitted by the fire that caused the collapse.

Economists noted that the drop in price growth was likely to fuel concerns that the common currency area might see deflation next year, but said chances of that were still low.

Dr. Evans, the Hudson Bay researcher, an auroral physicist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Environment Center, in Boulder, Colo., said chances of seeing an aurora in the New York region were now likely to occur about once a month.

Strobe Talbott, a deputy secretary of state in the Clinton administration and now president of the Brookings Institution, said chances of getting the deal through the Congress would diminish over time and make it difficult to negotiate a similar deal with a future administration anytime soon, whether Democratic or Republican.

Meanwhile a senior European official has struck an upbeat note, saying chances of a deal are more than 50%.

But with Democrats now in control of the Senate, some Congressional sources say chances of passage have dimmed.

Otherwise, he says, chances of being hired to a tenure-track position are likely to be slim.

– Bank of England governor says chances of no deal Brexit are "uncomfortably high".

One state lawmaker said: "The chances of doing anything are very remote.