| Young and oddly confident, they are blind to their deficiencies and impervious to the daunting odds stacked against them. |
| Today, every human being battles against the odds and faces the war of competition. |
| First consider the odds of forming this target sequence by blind chance, i.e., with monkeys at word-processors. |
| In pari-mutuel betting, the odds paid to the winners are based entirely on the amounts wagered by the players. |
| Topwaters and soft-plastic jigs catch fish through winter, but for genuine, heart-stopping trout, odds favor suspending lures. |
| She aced two par three holes during a round at the Burnham and Berrow Golf Club in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, at odds of 14 million-to-one. |
