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" ... Buffalo opened as a 2.5-point favorite in the Divisional Round and that point spread has remained relatively stable since it was first announced. Some early Bills action pushed the betting line to BUF -3 for a short while, but buyback on the Ravens has brought the odds back to their initial mark. There is a slight discrepancy in how the public and sharps are wagering on this contest, as 54% of all bets made against the spread are on the home team, but 52% of the money risked is supporting the visitors. The matchup’s total—which initially went up on the board at 49 points—isn’t as polarizing, as both the number of tickets and handle are showing a clear preference for the over. As of Saturday morning, 69% of the betting slips and 61% of the cash are rooting for a high-scoring affair, a trend that has caused most shops to adjust the line up to 49.5 points. ... "
" ... If salary information was made public, you could compare Jane to employee John in the same company, city or job to determine if there’s a discrepancy. We can't count on vague averages that you’ll find online as the results are skewed. For instance, if you average the compensation of Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and 100 teachers, the data may reflect that the average person earns roughly $100 million a year and has a net worth of over $2 billion. ... "
" ... Moneyline: The easiest way to wager on the Bengals vs. Steelers Week 15 game is to make a moneyline bet, where one simply picks a winner without utilizing the point spread, although the payouts are vastly different due to the discrepancy in talent and success between these AFC North rivals. The moneyline odds for this Monday Night Football game currently have the Pittsburgh as a -1000 favorite and Cincinnati as a +675 underdog. That means one would need to risk $10 just to win $1 on a Steelers “W” tonight, while the Bengals would return $6.75 on each $1 staked on an upset. These odds translate to an implied probability of 91% that Pittsburgh wins and 13% that Cincinnati emerges victorious. The percentages eclipse 100% due to the vig, which is the cut a bookmaker takes for facilitating bets. ... "
" ... What this means — the fact that the Universe is expanding — is that the longer light takes to reach us, the larger the discrepancy is between the light-travel-time and the current distance to the object, in light-years. Because we know the combination of what the Universe is made out of (a mix of normal matter, dark matter, and dark energy) and how quickly the Universe is expanding today, we can perform the necessary calculations to determine how the Universe has expanded over its entire history. ... "
" ... When the marketer tries to attribute success to a digital marketing campaign, the campaigns that got a lot of clicks bubble to the top. If they looked at where the clicks came from — e.g. MSN in this case — they may “heavy up” more ad spend to those sources. What if the marketer didn’t check for fraud, or didn’t notice the (obvious) discrepancy that clicks were greater than ad impressions? What if the fraudster declared utm_source=his_own_site.com? How many marketers would be tricked into allocating more budget to a source that appeared to be “performing so well?” Probably most, especially if they didn’t even know it was fraudulent, or that it could be tricked so easily. ... "