Sentence examples for a tiny chance of from inspiring English sources

Does "Barfi" stand even a tiny chance of winning?

Yes, there's only a tiny chance of that, Bar-Yam's team argues in the paper.

While there is a tiny chance of becoming a millionaire, in the long run, on average, you will lose money.

Risking your career on problems when you have only a tiny chance of seeing the finish line is not advisable.

At the moment, there is only a tiny chance of a recurrence of such extreme conditions in the coming centuries.

No potential author can reasonably believe that he has more than a tiny chance of writing a classic that will survive commercially long enough for the copyright extension to matter.

After this, it's back to my uniform of black dress/brown boots/scarf....or workout clothes that stand a very tiny chance of an actual workout.

And I won't lie to you, there is a tiny chance that the tons of DU fired at and in Iraq may also have landed there.

There is only a "really tiny chance" of even the best students becoming kung fu stars, her classmate Chang Xiufeng says pragmatically.

But I kind of thought that we had a really tiny chance of succeeding anyway, maybe 10%, so if people said it would probably fail I would agree with them.

But like many of the known objects whizzing around our solar system, Swift-Tuttle has a tiny, tiny chance of hitting Earth at some point.