Examples of 'cent chance' in a sentence
Meaning of "cent chance"
cent chance: Refers to a very small probability or likelihood of something happening
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Per cent chance there.
I only have a seven per cent chance of not dying.
Per cent chance of cure.
The doctors gave me a one per cent chance of survival.
Cent chance of surviving.
You have got under a five per cent chance of conceiving.
A 10 per cent chance of everything turning out OK might well seem a risk worth taking.
I gave myself between a zero and five per cent chance of winning.
You have 0 per cent chance of getting out of it alive.
The FiveThirtyEight analytical website gives Toronto a two per cent chance of making the post-season.
You have a 50 per cent chance of passing it on to your children.
Surely, less than one per cent chance.
A child entering school has an 85 per cent chance of obtaining the certificate of basic education.
Possible reserves have less than 50 per cent chance.
Environment Canada forecasts a 30 per cent chance of flurries or rain showers for this morning.
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Of him making it rain . over at AccuWeather there is gonna be around a 95 per cent chance.
This is the event that has a one per cent chance of occurring in any year.
That 's a 99 per cent chance of being handed over - similar to the conviction rate in Japan.
It meant she only had a 25 per cent chance of surviving.
There is a 20 per cent chance of causing an accident by drunken driving.
According to the study, there is about a 95 per cent chance of success.
There's a 1 per cent chance of achieving this.
The day will be sunny with only a 10 per cent chance of rain.
There is a 60 per cent chance of flurries throughout the weekend.
Emails older than a week have a 99 per cent chance of getting read.
Just a 20 per cent chance of falling pregnant through this method.
As a result, children under five have a 60 per cent chance of early death.
There was a 50 per cent chance the subject could die on the operating table.
One doctor said he had less than a 40 per cent chance of surviving.
By definition, a 70 per cent chance of success means a 30 per cent chance of failure.
Probable reserves have a better than 50 per cent chance of getting oil out.
There is 100 per cent chance of a safety car so there will probably be one at some point! ".
It's not a magic bullet and we were only given a 30 per cent chance of success.
Doctors gave him a 60 per cent chance of surviving a further five years.
Without treatment, infants under the age of two have a 50 per cent chance of dying.
It gives us an 80 per cent chance of solving this.
Hepatitis C has the greatest likelihood of becoming chronic - about a 75 per cent chance.
He said there was a 90 per cent chance it was not from the plane.
Environment Canada is forecasting a high of 8 C with a 40 per cent chance of rain.
There is also a 50 per cent chance that the child will be a carrier.
A new calf spotted in early January has a 50 per cent chance of surviving.
The system has a 90 per cent chance of becoming a storm by Friday.
The intrauterine process I used. has about a 40 per cent chance of success.
People with it have a 50 per cent chance of passing it onto their children.
It discovered a disturbing range, from 30 per cent to 6 per cent chance of survival.
You know there is a 95 per cent chance he will try and have sex with you.
Donald Tusk, European Council president, said Mr Macron 's 5 per cent chance was too generous.
I think there is a 90 per cent chance that he will be at Lyon this season.
Christmas Day will be a little warmer, with a high of -5C, and a 60 per cent chance of snow.
Caught at stage 1, a patient has a 97 per cent chance of living for five years or longer.
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