Examples of 'billion to one' in a sentence
Meaning of "billion to one"
billion to one: This phrase is often used to express extremely low odds or likelihood, suggesting that something is highly improbable or rare
How to use "billion to one" in a sentence
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billion to one
Billion to one chance that you did not.
The chances of that must be a billion to one.
Several billion to one against.
The statistical probability of this was a billion to one.
Ten billion to one.
The odds must be a billion to one.
A billion to one at least.
I guess his chances are a billion to one.
A billion to one chance?
The odds gotta be a billion to one.
They say it 's a billion to one to get a match, and the DNA does not lie.
Odds of approximately seven billion to one.
About a billion to one.
They then produced odds against chance of a billion to one.
Elon Musk has said “ There is a billion to one chance we are living in base reality . ”.
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The chances of a mammal killing someone on a lake that deep are about a billion to one.
They are, like, three billion to one against.
The probability of that blood having come from anybody else is a billion to one.
It 's like a billion to one.
The odds of it happening a second time are, like, a billion to one.
Still, it 's a billion to one shot.
No, the odds of him drinking that were ten billion to one.
What are the odds of that? A billion to one at least.
Chances of DNA mismatch, approximately four billion to one.
Yesterday I had said a billion to one.
Leonardo DiCaprio ' saves man who fell overboard in the Caribbean ' in billion to one rescue.
That 's gotta be a billion to one.
But to have it with two? well, that's got to be about a billion to one.
Well, until it 's a billion to one.
Toby, Sly are functioning in society, helping people, we are living a billion to one shot.
Low-grade metamorphism and granitization took place from 1.2 billion to one billion years ago.
This is the same one that killed your dad? A billion to one.
Andre Benson 's DNA is 6 billion to one.
The odds of this not being Andre Benson 's DNA is 6 billion to one.
Do you know what the odds are? They are, like, three billion to one against.
Just saying it's consistent. It's a billion to one.
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