Sentence examples for tilted the odds from inspiring English sources

Moderate and strong El Niño events have tilted the odds toward heavy snow in the Mid-Atlantic, but weak events have not.

The Wales wing scored two first-half tries but was knocked cold by the leg of Nathan Hughes, whose subsequent sending-off tilted the odds heavily in favour of the runaway Premiership leaders.

Little of this would appear to augur well for stocks, except that the central banks have tilted the odds on the bullish side, at least for now, some analysts say.

As a casino owner, he understands that the Supreme Court has changed the house rules and tilted the "odds" in his favor.

But the current was brisk and the surface simmered, tilting the odds our way.

Once again Mr. Ergen has found a way to tilt the odds in his favor.

Some win and some lose, and there are ways to tilt the odds.

What tilts the odds further in Miliband's favour is the internal politics of the Liberal Democrats.

The increasing probability of a Labour victory in 2015 has helped to tilt the odds further against independence.

"It's better to say it tilts the odds the weather will go one way or another," Mr. Gadomski said.

A big bicoastal primary tilts the odds strongly in favor of familiar names with lots of money for television advertising.