Examples of chancy

• Music needs to operate within human reach, not within a chancy hypercomplexity.

• These later acquisitions provide no grounds to downgrade its precursors to mere learning or chancy guesses, however.

• Of course, the indeterministic method - exploiting frequentism's under-determination of individual events' probabilities - can't work in a universe without irreducibly chancy events.

• We all know that, from the most impartial witnesses, evidence as to speed is highly chancy, to say the least of it.

• In that middle group the imponderables make selection a rather chancy affair.

• Did they not suffer disadvantage from the kind of haphazard, chancy processes which have operated hitherto?

• It may be so sometimes, but sometimes it is not so, and it is chancy whether one does it or not.

• The whole thing is com- pletely unco-ordinated and chancy to a point where forestry economy is in a most perilous balance.