They also are at odds with improving French competitiveness.

DUBLIN Europe s needs and Europeans desires are at odds.

Those are attractive odds.

The odds are not good.

This is completely at odds with the facts.

The odds are on the cheaper man.

Public perceptions of the risk of violence associated with mental illness are at odds with the facts.

But given a story to enact that puts them at odds with the world, as yours does, they will live at odds with the world.

Today, these countries are more at odds with both Iran and Syria than they have been for decades.

There are, in fact, many encouraging examples of how we can achieve results, at times even against the odds.

For a long time, these two issues seemed to be at odds.

The two were often at odds over economic, social, and religious policies.

Odds are I probably know somebody who has made a widget.

There are three principal reasons why the Bush administration s impact on human rights is so much at odds with its stated intentions.

But the odds on a soft landing are lengthening with each passing day.

It also hints at the fact that state sponsored public information campaigns on drug abuse prevention are often at odds with messages being sent out through the popular culture.

But this financial market buoyancy is at odds with political events and real economic indicators.

God cites the example of a man shared by partners at odds , and a man belonging exclusively to one man . Are they equal in status ?

Such an approach is at odds with the budgeting process in the United States and elsewhere.

Moreover, Bush s exaggerated rhetoric was often at odds with his practice, giving rise to charges of hypocrisy.

The odds that Africa one day will receive a fair share of outsourcing jobs are improving.

Such caution is warranted, given that some of the main principles that drive the two parties regulatory approaches are vastly different and sometimes at odds with one another.

So who was Babar, bloodthirsty tyrant, humanist poet, or both and not necessarily at odds with each other?

In every democratic society, freedom for all has been at odds with equality for all, and vice versa.

Yes, the US might enter a small recession the odds are roughly 50 50 of that happening.

So the way out of the European conundrum currency depreciation risks being blocked by the market s perception that the ECB and the Fed are at odds over monetary policy.

BERKELEY The odds are now about 36 that the United States will be in a recession next year.

Against all odds, mortality rates are now one third of what they were in the beginning of 2004.

Another common argument against tobacco control that if people are not harming others, governments should not interfere with their individual decisions is at odds with both common sense and the evidence.

However, institutional and negotiating capacities require a sustained, comprehensive and long term effort that is at odds with short term operations.

you can't plan that kind of stuff Apophis is going to hit us. And it's 250 meters across, so it would do Now the good news is that the odds of it actually passing through this keyhole and hitting us next go around are one in a million, roughly very, very low odds, so I personally am not lying awake at night worrying about this at all.

And I really can't resolve, yet, and I'd like to work with these medical researchers to try to understand how there can be these differences, which are completely at odds with one another.

The Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama, and the Karmapa Lama are the three highest figures in Tibetan Buddhism, representing parallel institutions that have intermittently been at odds with each other throughout their history.

Besides being at odds with reality, the claim of strong growth actually encourages the trade unions to ask for even higher wages.

A country whose very survival seemed in doubt at its founding offers striking lessons in constructing, against all odds, a working democracy.

It makes no odds. In fact, in the Northern Hemisphere, we're further from the Sun in summer, as it happens, but it makes no odds, the difference.

DUBLIN Europe s needs and Europeans desires are at odds. At a time when strong, coordinated action is needed to stave off financial collapse in the European Union, the popular support that drove European integration over the last six decades is waning.

Each of the four faced what many deemed overwhelming odds.

All of this activity is taking place against the odds.

The odds heavily favored the second outcome global macroeconomic distress.

Besides being at odds with reality, the claim of strong growth actually encourages the trade unions to ask for even higher wages. And why shouldn t they if things are as good as Trichet claims?

However, because many IVF practitioners transfer two or three embryos at a time to improve the odds of a pregnancy occurring, twins and higher multiple births are more common, and carry some additional risk.

This is at odds with the EU s proclamations since the 1999 Rio summit that Latin America is a vital political and economic partner.

Crafting a culture of security is difficult and often at odds with the dynamic and decentralized work environment of a fast moving newsroom.

Until this month, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission had been at odds with Barnier over the territorial scope of US derivatives rules.