even chance

“It’s a real race. It’s a tough race. I’m not underestimating that. But I believe that we have a better than even chance of winning.”

The markets assume that former President Donald J. Trump has an even chance of winning the November election.

There is a better than even chance that by the time the whistle is blown at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday night, neither of them will be top of the league.

The therapy affects only the patient and is not passed onto their children, who still have an even chance of inheriting the disorder.

He stands an even chance of winning a second term in the White House, a victory that would allow him to put his stamp on American government until 2029.