Sentences with phrase «slightly smaller chance»

Motorcyclists had a slightly smaller chance of dying in a accident but they were more likely to get hurt.

Not exact matches

Atheism however has not been linked to crusades, jihads, religion inspired bombings, and the murder of abortion doctors, «witches», and other heretics or dissenters, and therefore * may * be slightly healthier for children in the strict sense of having a smaller chance of being murdered for someone's beliefs.

Darwinian evolution, on the other hand, proceeded stepwise, in very small increments, each successive step conferring slightly more survival advantage and thus increasing the chances of survival and reproduction for the organism, ensuring that the advantage is passed on and further increased by future increments.

We didn't have a chance to drive the entry - level XC40 Momentum, which should offer slightly better ride comfort due to its less aggressive suspension tune and smaller wheels.

Whether you prefer a good chance of slightly more money (with 100 % stocks) or a good chance of a slightly smaller maximum draw down (with the 80/20 portfolio) is really a personal decision.

To a small extent the shape of a white marking may be influenced by chance or environment (cloned animals of other species that have white markings will vary slightly even though they are essentially identical twins).

Smaller cats are slightly preferred, but «extra large» cats have nearly as good a chance of being adopted.

The Art Show is like the laid back, slightly better - dressed, cool older brother of the Armory Show, a place where collectors take their time, guests make repeated visits and dealers feel free to take a few chances, curating small mini-retrospectives in their booths.

Sometimes low - light scenarios will result in slightly blurry images because of using a slower shutter speed, but with an f / 1.7 aperture lens on board chances are you'll get an image more usable than the smaller - aperture competition.

Chances are they'll be there with a slightly smaller presence than they had last year.