Sentences with phrase «kind of a coin flip»

OT is kind of a coin flip any way you slice it, and even if the Flyers have a slight advantage in the 3 - on - 3 portion, they've also proven maddeningly unable to win shootouts.

Its kind of a coin flip here.

Not exact matches

It is kind of like flipping coins for Christians.

The idea that the Flyers are a decent match for the Penguins, if you ignore the fact that they lost two coin flips and got blown out twice by Pittsburgh this year, is kind of a silly way to look at things unless there's some additional context like injuries or whatever.

The five tasks included listing the hypothetical results of a series of 12 coin flips so that they would «look random to somebody else,» guessing which card would appear when selected from a randomly shuffled deck, and listing the hypothetical results of 10 rolls of a die — «the kind of sequence you'd get if you really rolled a die.»

However, on the flip side of the coin, the site's customer support services lacks some important aspects and the dating site is rather costly for most Sugar Babies what with wanting a monthly membership charge for any use of the website, an inexplicable total access fee, and some kind of an admin fee.

It's kind of a coin - flip about which one we're excited for more: Ryan Coogler's upcoming superhero throwdown, Black Panther, or Kendrick Lamar's long - anticipated soundtrack for the film.

The flip side of the coin is that these kinds of films usually feature excellent acting and dialogue, and that's because the characters and dialogue were written by actual writers and not Hollywood hacks.

After flipping coin to decide whose name would come first, electrical engineers Bill Hewlett and David Packard founded HP in the back of Palo Alto in 1935, long before there were computers: The company started out making industrial audio - testing equipment, and over time expanded into making all kinds of industrial electronics, including the first computer referred to as a «PC.»