Sentence examples for unfortunate odds from inspiring English sources
In recent years, Ms. Krents, like many of her counterparts across the city, has been on a mission to diversify Dalton, which has only exacerbated the unfortunate odds and the attendant anxiety.
A young man recently split up with his long-term girlfriend after moving to New York, and now the unfortunate odds and ends inherent in any break up are surfacing: how to split the rent on your shared apartment, when to move your stuff out, and the lingering question, "should we get back together?" Unsurprisingly, our man Ron has all the right answers.
Here a visionary finds himself at odds with an unfortunate political reality that isn't overly keen on putting Lumumba's brand of self-sacrifice first.
The appearance may seem at odds with the unfortunate turn of events, but the call buying is likely prompted by the sharp drop in premiums in expectation of a potential rebound for LNC shares.
The calls may seem at odds with the unfortunate turn of events, but it was likely prompted by the sharp drop in premiums in expectation of a potential rebound for Lincoln shares.
A Royal Ascot defeat at odds-on was an unfortunate exit for a colt who was clearly an outstanding performer on his day.
The bookies who made this name the favourite actually seem to have thought little about unfortunate royal role models in calculating the odds on other names.
It follows shop manager Tony, high-achieving punter Sean, and the unfortunate Stuart, who traipses around the town's fixed-odds machines squandering his benefits on the illusory prospect of a £50 windfall.
As Oscar Wilde might have said, to be at odds with one group of fiscal experts is unfortunate.
With a few weeks still left to go until the April 17 tax deadline, odds are we will be seeing more of these unfortunate instances.
