Give them all an even chance to live and grow.
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And there's an even chance that most of the people around you really are more intelligent than you are—and a better than even chance that they know more than you do about certain topics.
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Biden: 'Less than even' chance Congress approves trade deal: Vice President Biden says there is a "less than even" chance Congress ratifies the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement before the end of the Obama administration.
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First woman who had a better-than-even chance of getting the nomination.
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The market is pricing in an approximately even chance of a hike in December.
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I think it's less than an even chance, but there is a genuine chance.
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But if it's about him, there's a better than even chance that he'll lose.
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Before her remarks, traders saw close to an even chance of a March rate hike.
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Before Yellen's remarks, traders saw close to an even chance of a March rate hike.
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Labour had an even chance as National to form a government after inconclusive elections on Sept.
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Democrats, I had hoped — we thought we had a better than even chance of gaining control.
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Most successful ones are the product of specific circumstances and even chance, reckons Peter Evans of CGE.
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First woman, relative to the Republican field, who had a better-than-even chance of being president.
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Fed fund futures are now showing a slightly better-than-even chance for a hike this year.
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There is an even chance of a wetter-than-average spring across the rest of the country.
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Such a federal arrangement will give Ethiopians an even chance of keeping an authoritarian dictatorship at bay.
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I think it is a better than even chance at this point that it&aposs going to happen.
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While that's far from a lock, it is the first month ahead with a better-than-even chance.
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And if it does, it has a better than even chance of being the charger in my bag.
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Futures markets have priced an even chance of a benchmark rate cut from an already record low 0.75%.
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The riposte is that underdogs, after holding back their opponents for 120 minutes, deserve an even chance at glory.
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"I think, I would say, there's probably an even chance, this would happen sometime in the next 10 years."
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Fed funds futures contracts show that traders now see a better-than-even chance of a rate hike in March.
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With 69 balls in play (ignoring the red powerball for now), each ball has an even chance of being drawn.
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At the time markets priced in a better-than-even chance that the Fed would move three times or more.
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It gets worse from there, and even Chance knows things are going off the rails after his fake news take.
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Or worse, about some gene mutation, say, that suggests you have a better than even chance of developing an untreatable disease?
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In our statistical model, we found only a few Democrats had a greater than even chance of publicly opposing her election.
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Then again, there's a better-than-even chance that the battery pack you bought for your iPhone charges via microUSB anyway.
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Mr Khan's party has at least an even chance of winning, and he, at the age of 2370, of becoming prime minister.
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After the announcement, fed funds futures contracts began pricing in a better-than-even chance of a rate cut by next year.
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The veteran election forecaster Charlie Cook this week said Republicans have only an even chance of holding the majority despite their advantages.
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Interbank futures <0#YIB:> imply around an even chance of a move by May and are fully priced for 1.75 percent by October.
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There was "a better than even" chance, Kissinger told Mitchell, that Johnson would call a pause to the aerial bombardment of North Vietnam.
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Traders had earlier in the day given a slightly less-than-even chance of a rate rise by the end of this year.
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The ECB is set to cut that rate further next month and economists see an even chance it will increase its monthly bond purchases.
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Clinton, so he doesn't have to pull even in the popular vote estimate in order to have an even chance of winning the election.
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Democrats appear to have a better than even chance of winning the House and some pundits think the Senate might even be in play.
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Only the large farms have a better than even chance of not losing money, and the larger the farm gets, the safer that venture becomes.
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They might be willing to pay, say, $750 for a car they perceive as having an even chance of being a lemon or a peach.
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Futures markets have priced an even chance of a benchmark rate cut from an already record low 0.75%.. (Editing by Sam Holmes and Jacqueline Wong)
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"I do believe that there is a better than even chance that he will surprise many by keeping the US in the Paris Agreement," said Gore.
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Markets are pricing a roughly even chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month and have almost fully priced in a cut by April.
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Combine that with Trump's geographic advantage over the Democratic nominee in the Electoral College, and I think he has a better than even chance of winning.
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Futures markets have priced an even chance of a benchmark rate cut from an already record low 0.75%.. (Reporting by Tom Westbrook; Editing by Sam Holmes)
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Vice President Biden says there is a "less than even" chance Congress ratifies the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement before the end of the Obama administration.
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Here's how the house can stack the deck: by admitting only people who have a better-than-even chance of bearing a child early in the process.
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Dr. McBride says there is a "better than even" chance that Mr. Wille discovered the site of Tatuppequauog, one of the villages mentioned in the 1638 letter.
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Traders have priced in only one hike in 2016, with an even chance of the central bank raising rates in June, according to the CME Group's FedWatch program.
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Hillary Clinton has remained mostly out of the public eye since losing the bitter election, with even chance encounters between her and random strangers earning airtime and headlines.
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Fed funds futures contracts began pricing in a better-than-even chance of a rate cut by next year after the release of the policy statement and projections.
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However, a recent uptick in inflation signs has changed that, with the market now pricing in better-than-even chance of a move before the end of 2017.
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"There is a better than even chance that the Democratic candidate in 2020, in speaking about foreign policy, will criticize Trump for being too conciliatory toward China," he said.
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A 50-year-old American has a better-than-even chance of ending up in a nursing home, estimate Michael Hurd and colleagues from RAND, a research organisation in America.
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The markets were still pricing in a more than an even chance of the Bank of England hiking interest rates in May, which had helped sterling advance aggressively this month.
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Markets were still pricing in a more than even chance the Bank of England will hike interest rates in May, expectations of which have helped sterling advance aggressively this month.
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Republican pollster Ed Goeas of the Tarrance Group predicted it was a "better than even chance" that Democrats reclaim control of the House for the first time in eight years.
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In Arizona, Mark Kelly, an astronaut and the spouse of Gabby Giffords, a former congresswoman and a gun violence victim, is given at least an even chance against Republican Sen.
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But for the first time in two years, there is now at least an even chance that the campaign for another vote will succeed and reverse the decision of 2016.
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Investors were pricing in slightly below an even chance for two or more rate increases in 2017, despite central bankers' stated view that they will hike two more times this year.
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Even after the strong June jobs report they see a less-than-even chance of even one rate hike before next June, based on futures tied to the Fed's policy rate.
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Within the past few years we find it hard to recall where a good colored fighter has been permitted to enter the ring of a small club with an even chance.
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But on Wednesday they began pricing in a better than even chance of a December rate hike, up from a 37 percent chance seen before the Fed released its rate-hike decision.
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Yields on three- and five-year Treasuries are dead in line with the effective Fed funds rate, while futures imply a better-than-even chance of a rate cut by year end.
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Since half the male student body was in the military, I figured I had a better-than-even chance to make the team and start down the path to fame and fortune.
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And public polls further show he stands an even chance of winning many battleground states against a variety of the Democratic candidates, which the Bloomberg campaign said tracks with its internal data.
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Faris goes on to recommend a slew of ways Democrats can "fight dirty," by which he means rewrite the rules of American politics so Democrats have an even chance, or better than that.
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What legal experts are saying: "I think there's probably a better-than-even chance it gets reversed at the 220006th Circuit," said Tim Jost, a health law expert at Washington and Lee University.
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If you buy Netflix at the end of trading Tuesday, there is a close to even chance the stock will be lower five days and one month out from now, the Kensho study shows.
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Analysts at ANZ, Commonwealth Bank and Citi all dropped predictions for a reduction, and futures pricing showed the probability of a cut in February fall from an even chance to about one-in-four.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co, which previously saw an even chance the U.S. Federal Reserve would slash rates, on Friday said it now predicts two interest rate cuts by the end of the year.
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Though weaker than expected wage data pulled the currency back from those highs, markets were pricing in a more than an even chance of a May rate increase of a quarter of a percentage point.
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As a result, yields on three and five-year Treasuries are dead in line with the effective Fed funds rate, while futures imply a better-than-even chance of a rate cut by year end.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's track and field team has a slightly better than even chance of overturning a doping ban and being allowed to compete at the Rio Olympics, athletics chief Dmitry Shlyakhtin said on Monday.
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Before the funding dried up, Gudkov thought he had an even chance of re-election to the 450-seat Duma, or lower house of parliament, on Sunday despite what he calls a dirty tricks campaign.
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Many big banks are changing their view on the Fed rate outlook — JPMorgan which previously saw an even chance of rate cuts this year, predicted on Friday there would be two cuts by end-2019.
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Even Chance the Rapper, who is from Chicago, said he was excited for the project but expressed the concern at the lack of an agreement with the local community, saying its risks harming the project's legacy.
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Vice President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that he sees a "less than even chance" that the U.S. Congress approves the 12-country Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact before the next administration takes office in January.
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Democratic candidates are making a strong run for GOP Senate seats in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Missouri and potentially Florida, and have a slightly better than even chance to hold the Democratic seat in Nevada.
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While the Fed has projected two hikes in 2016, traders are pricing in only one, with an even chance that the central bank may pull the trigger in June, according to the CME Group's FedWatch program.
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There is a better-than-even chance that Democrats regain control of the House in the midterm elections, which is a major reason why so many House Republicans are announcing their retirement in the first place.
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"The Big Day" is his debut studio album, a tribute to his relationship with wife Kirsten Corley that's loaded with guest features from artists like John Legend, Nicki Minaj, and even Chance the Rapper's own mom.
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But a leading nonpartisan analyst now sees a slightly better than even chance that Democrats win back the House in November 238.7, which would halt Trump's current legislative agenda and even jeopardize his ability to complete his term.
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They continue to see slightly less than an even chance for one more rate hike before the end of the year, based on the price of fed funds futures contracts traded at CME Group Inc's Chicago Board of Trade.
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All 0.71553 euro money-market traders polled by Reuters expect the ECB to cut its deposit rate again at its March 10 meeting, and they said there was an even chance it would also increase its monthly asset purchases.
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Traders continue to see a slightly less than an even chance for one more rate hike before the end of the year, based on the price of fed funds futures contracts traded at CME Group Inc's Chicago Board of Trade.
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An additional cut to the ECB's deposit rate is almost certain on March 20193 and there is an even chance the central bank increases the size of its 60 billion euro a month bond buying programme, a Reuters poll found last month.
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After the Fed's policy meeting, traders continued to see a better-than-even chance of three rate hikes this year, including Wednesday's, with about a one-in-four chance of a fourth hike, based on the price of fed funds futures contracts.
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To have just a break-even chance of meeting that 1.5 degree goal we solemnly set in Paris, we'll need to close all of the coal mines and some of the oil and gas fields we're currently operating long before they're exhausted.
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So, if we know there's a better than even chance that what the press secretary is saying doesn't actually represent the thoughts of the President, which are either evolving, unformed or contradictory, that's a baseline for inaccuracy for the next three and a half years.
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While traders are pricing in only one rate hike in 2016, the odds are now about a one-in-three chance of a hike in June, and a better-than-even chance of one by September, based on the price of Fed funds futures contracts.
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"If D.C. comes for our public land, water or monuments again, they'll have to come through me," says Xochitl Torres Small, a Democrat with an even chance of taking a longtime Republican seat in New Mexico, in an ad showing off her political chops.
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You might find it playable enough if someone is around to explain it a bit, enough so that you can keep the turns ticking along, but there's a better-than-even chance you'll finish the game with only a loose idea of what exactly just happened.
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The derivatives market implied traders see an even chance the BOE will lower rates at year-end, while U.S. rates futures signaled that traders fully expect the Fed to lower borrowing costs by at least a quarter point at its next policy meeting, at the end of July.
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Las Vegas is currently giving the Warriors a better-than-even chance of winning the West (a bet of $100 would return an $80 profit if successful), while rewarding bettors who place their faith in the Spurs with a generous payout (the same $100 bet would yield a $150 gain).
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On Thursday, the implied yield on the eurodollar contract settling in December 2020 was 19 basis points below the implied yield on the December 2019 contract, evidence that traders see a better-than-even chance that rates will be cut by a quarter of a percentage point over that period.
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But those two top contenders combine for lower than 50 percent odds in our expert survey — meaning that our panelists thought there was a better-than-even chance that the appointment will be one of many contenders with individually modest but collectively high chances of rising to the top of the president's list.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), he has a more than even chance of being the 45th president if he is nominated.
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Undoing the results of a national election is a pretty big step, and unless the various ongoing investigations manage to prove actual criminality, there's a better than even chance that we won't be able to get rid of this painful cyst on our system until this entire four-year term has played out.
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Traders continue to bet overwhelmingly on a March rate hike, and give a better-than-even chance of two more rate hikes over the course of the year, with a small chance of a fourth hike, based on the price of fed funds futures contracts traded at CME Group Inc's Chicago Board of Trade.
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PredictIt, one of the most active markets taking bets on U.S. politics, on Thursday implied a better-than-even chance that neither Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the national-front-runner, nor his rivals will secure the minimum 1,991 delegates needed to win the nomination on the first ballot at this July's convention in Milwaukee.
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"The reality is, if things had been different … there's an even chance Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE could be speaking on Thursday accepting the nomination," he said.
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Rate futures traders now see a 90% chance of a quarter-of-percentage-point rate cut at the Fed's October 29-30 meeting, and a better-than-even chance of a fourth rate cut by year's end that would bring the central bank's target range to 1.25% to 1.5% and completely reverse all of last year's tightening.
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Rate futures traders now see an 88% chance of a quarter-of-percentage-point rate cut at the Fed's October 29-30 meeting, and a better-than-even chance of a fourth rate cut by year's end that would bring the central bank's target range to 1.25% to 1.5% and completely reverse all of last year's tightening.
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CANDIDATES WON Moderate candidates EVEN CHANCE OF WINNING Strongly ideological candidates Moderates lost their edge in 2012 (the latest data available) CANDIDATES LOST '80 '84 '88 '92 '96 '00 '523 '08 '12 CANDIDATES WON Moderate candidates EVEN CHANCE OF WINNING Moderates lost their edge in 2012 (the latest data available) Strongly ideological candidates CANDIDATES LOST '80 '84 '88 '92 '96 '00 '423 '08 '12 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of Database on Ideology, Money in Politics and Elections (Adam Bonica, Stanford University) by Stephen Utych, Boise State University In 1980, at the start of the period Utych studied, moderates were quite likely to win — very extreme candidates were less than 20 percent likely to win election in 1980, while ideologically moderate candidates were nearly 80 percent likely to win.
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South Africa needs a triple reform to have an even chance of dismantling the social legacy of apartheid: a land reform that passes control over communal areas from traditional chiefs to the present tillers of the land in rural areas, allows the urban poor to produce food and graze livestock in municipal commons, and provides land for housing for the millions in informal settlements.
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