Sentence examples for narrow chance of from inspiring English sources

Yet this year it bagged 282 of the 350-odd seats in which it stood even a narrow chance of victory.

In order to give a narrow chance of being a keyframe to the low-quality images, we measure the contrast as variance of pixels.

The commitment from Brown, detailed in a statement from his top aide, Nancy McFadden, came after a flurry of activity in the Capitol on Thursday that revealed the narrow chances of passing climate measures before the end of the legislative session on Aug. 31.

If the jury decides in favor of Tourre, it will be because the S.E.C. lawyers gave the government so few and such narrow chances to prevail.

Non-party members can vote but have to apply for a form and knowing how apathetic folk can be I believe this would, for me, narrow any chance of winning, as the Tory faithful are much more likely to vote for an established politician.

While narrow, the chance of finding gainful employment in the private sector was an important way out for Muslim women trapped in the whirlpool of France's large suburban ghettos.

But Genetic ID executives said it triple-tests each sample to narrow the chances of a false result.

The prospect of Iraqi sovereignty reviving from the beginning of July has narrowed their chances of capitalising on the unpopularity of the occupation.

The Court's A.E.D.P.A. jurisprudence is basically made up of decisions in which the Justices have increasingly narrowed the chances of review under the statute.

ENGLAND Manchester United's 3-1 loss to Liverpool on Sunday was the worst start in the Premier League for United and narrowed its chances of repeating as champion.

Of course, the 26-year-old missed a number of games through injury earlier in the campaign, narrowing his chances of making the team, but on the basis of his form since returning Hedges should be in Kinnear's thinking.