According to Fisher (1930, p. 37), the claim that: 'Natural selection depends on a succession of favourable chances' is 'more in the nature of an innuendo than a criticism, for it depends for its force on the ambiguity of the word chance, in its popular uses.
Throughout the second half, the end zones each team defends is the one opposite the end zone that team defended in the first half.. Downs - The word "down" is synonymous with the word "chance" in American football.
In other words, chances are that a policy of forgetting will not result in enough actual forgetting (given, e.g., what young children are taught at home or what they pick up from older neighbors) to prevent the lingering of resentment.
In other words, chances are, this time next year I'll be looking over my notes in what can only be described as déjà vu journalism, just to see that the Canadian government hasn't changed their position much on Syria and you will be reading them.
Use of the words "chance" instead of "risk" for having a deaf or hearing child and "deaf or hearing" instead of "affected or unaffected" can help in removing cultural bias.
Happ was the Middle English word for "chance, fortune, what happens in the world," McMahon writes, "giving us such words as 'happenstance,'haphazardrd,'haplessss,' and 'perhaps.' " This view of happiness is essentially tragic: it sees life as consisting of the things that happen to you; if more good things than bad happen, you are happy.
In a game of word association, chances are that "bank" and "innovation" will not be a pairing that springs to mind for most of us.
A misspelling of the word "hold," chances are that you've seen this meme somewhere on the internet if you've been following Bitcoin at all.
If they don't understand the word, then chances are, other people won't either.
If your ebook is more than 30 pages in a Word Document, chances are you've also created a book!
