Sentence examples for uncertain odds from inspiring English sources

And a federal expansion of concealed-carry privileges that passed the House late last year is currently facing uncertain odds in the Senate.

But wealthy donor governments are not keen to tie up large sums of money for long periods of time on uncertain odds.

If the Hawaii lawsuit faces uncertain odds, it may still have the effect of putting pressure on other blue states to sue over Mr. Trump's order, or to join with advocacy groups that intend to file lawsuits of their own.

By John Cassidy June 5, 2016 Despite uncertain odds in California and delegate counts stacked against him nationwide, Bernie Sanders has vowed that "the Democratic National Convention will be a contested convention".

As the FDP becomes a wild card, and the coalition arithmetic of an SPD-Green majority is so uncertain, the odds rise of an alliance between the CDU and either the Greens or the SPD.

The new skittishness of consumers suggests that many are becoming more conservative in uncertain times, lowering the odds of huge bankruptcy problems if the country falls into a long recession.

Whether Mr. Lewis and Mr. Pandit can hold on is uncertain, and even regulators are at odds about what should be done.

However the effect on virological failure was uncertain, with wide confidence intervals (adjusted odds ratio 0.71, 95% CI 0.5 to 1.01, P=0.058).

But, as with every small business, the odds for her market are uncertain.

Indeed, the legislation still faces an uncertain future in the Senate and daunting odds in the Republican-led House.

And some doctors who were enthusiastic about hormone replacement are now less so, given its uncertain benefits and known risks, including higher odds of blood clots, gall bladder disease and, with prolonged use, breast cancer.