Sentence examples for has virtually no chance from inspiring English sources

According to a flurry of recent polls, the Labour Party has virtually no chance of winning.

With a personal best of 2 hours 34 minutes, he has virtually no chance of winning.

Austria The co-host has virtually no chance to progress beyond the group stage.

Mr Bennett, 40, has never held elected office and has virtually no chance of being Israel's next prime minister.

The club has virtually no chance of defending its Bundesliga title and is out of other competitions.

The legislation has virtually no chance of passage before the scheduled June 2 vote by the commission.

He lacked discipline, liked his beer, and had virtually no chance of winning.

Even policies that have virtually no chance of ever being implemented can make a difference politically.

The Eagles have virtually no chance of making the playoffs as a wild card.

Even if it did, Newt would still have virtually no chance of becoming the G.O.P. nominee.

Known or not, Newt appears to have virtually no chance of capturing the nomination.