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Meanings of odds in English
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Examples for "likelihood"
Examples for "likelihood"
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Good news: Cigars don't appear to boost the likelihood of heart attack.
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Increasing the number of core biopsies reduced the likelihood of sampling error.
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He said there was a high likelihood of the new offer succeeding.
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Every time we increase engagement the likelihood people tell a friend increases.
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And there's no guarantee or even likelihood that American preeminence will continue.
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The fewer people have jobs, the greater the likeliness of social dissatisfaction and unrest.
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Never showeth to my idea any likeliness of a woman.
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You must not estimate this property upon their age: it's the likeliness and the promise.
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Employing graphics to convey health risks associated with cigar smoking increases understanding and likeliness to share information.
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Metabolic studies also served to complement the preliminary drug-likeliness profiling for compounds 3a and 5c.
Usage of odds in English
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The Cubs, however, faced far longer odds than Warren does in Iowa.
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Despite certain odds, economic success knows no racial, gender or religious boundaries.
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Major adjustments in global tax rules now look odds-on to take place.
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Hamilton said, however, that the odds made him feel slightly more relaxed.
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They work against the odds to change the consequences of that deterioration.
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Illegal bookmakers are said to offer better odds and easier credit te
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But the odds are that the economy continues to improve, he said.
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The government is at odds with Auckland Council's blueprint for the future.
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Were the odds of it happening just the way it did long?
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There's always IVF, of course, but statistically the odds are not great.
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Energy security doesn't necessarily need to be at odds with the environment.
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Iran and Western countries were already at odds over Tehran's nuclear program.
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Here in Ireland, however, Irish homeowners are paying significantly above the odds.
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But he defied the odds to win a second Tour de France.
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A positive feedback cycle could easily increase the odds of this happening.
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Earlier this fall the odds of justice for victims seemed much better.
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Odds through the time
Odds across language varieties
Australia
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
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