Examples of using Random chance in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Random chance?
Don't thank random chance.
So you're condemning one of these kids to die based on random chance?
On the other hand, it could be random chance. All I know for sure is that he is not behaving rationally.
We didn't evolve out of random chance.
The chances of this playing out due to random chance alone is somewhat less than the chance of me winning the Powerball Lottery.
Now that would not be random chance.
If conclusions can be made that there is a meaningful manner in which two distributions vary there must be adequateprecaution to perceive that the disparities are not by random chance.
You're here by random chance.
Beitman found this pair of events incredibly significant,but he couldn't find a sufficiently scientific explanation for them other than random chance.
It can be demonstrated mathematically that random chance could not have produced what we observe today in the universe.
You wonder, are these things random chance?
Senet, a board game where pieces moved according to random chance, was particularly popular from the earliest times;
No, there is no way I am leaving this up to random chance.
In many local regions, however,the energy may settle by random chance into a stable state, stopping inflation and forming bubble universes.
It is not a result of good fortune or random chance.
The change in a population's genetic material due to the accumulation of random chance is called drift and serves as a molecular clock.
When catastrophes strike, many believers see these tragedies as the work of a higher power brought about for reasons that we may not fully understand,whereas others see these same events as nothing more than random chance.
She does seem to succeed more often than random chance would allow.
My partner[in his lecture] mentioned a physicist and astronomer who has looked at the development of life in general and the evolution of the Universe, and he realized it could nothave happened in the way you were told[random chance].
What if you peel the onion of your existing reality and instead of random chance in your life, you see synchronicity?
Here's a passage-- it's very much what he said, anyway:"If there was no God we would all be accidents,the result of astronomical random chance in the Universe.
Human beings are the result of millions of years of trial,error, and random chance- and we're full of evolutionary relics to remind us of that.
You're not reading this by a random chance.
It's all just dumb luck and random chance.
We're just pawns in a sick game of random chance.
We don't want to leave these things to random chance.
If there was no God we would all be accidents,the result of astronomical random chance in the Universe.
A recent study by John Didion and Fernando Pardo-Manuel de Villena found evidence of a gene in mice(r2d2- responder to meiotic drive 2) that is passed on more than 50% of the time.[2] Gregor Mendel's First and Second Laws(the law of segregation and the law of independent assortment)tell us that there is a random chance of each allele being passed on to offspring, but selfish genes seem to break these laws.

