Sentence examples for poor chances from inspiring English sources

Realising his poor chances, Amiri has not bothered trying to escape.

But Mr. Draghi also seems to have poor chances of being selected for reasons that say a lot about how this high-level job search will be conducted.

Friends of Mr. Estrada, who was out of town today and did not respond to telephone messages, have said he had been dismayed for weeks about his poor chances of being confirmed.

Correction: November 10, 2001, Saturday An article on Thursday about changes in American military strategy as the war in Afghanistan develops misspelled the given name of a scholar who spoke about the poor chances of forming anti-Taliban resistance in southern Afghanistan.

If 4 of your friends are poor chances are you are going to be the fifth.

Although Specter said that he primarily based his decision on principle, he also admitted it was partially due to his poor chances at winning the Republican primary: "I have traveled the state and surveyed the sentiments of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania and public opinion polls, observed other public opinion polls and have found that the prospects for winning a Republican primary are bleak".

Any Libyan with a black skin accused of fighting for the old regime may have a poor chance of survival.

The daughters of such families have a poor chance of getting a decent education.Special report Looking to Europe Which Turkey?

Yu's view of a woman's poor chance at remarriage is widely shared, but there are more concrete issues, arising from economic disparity within marriages.

North-South had missed their five-three spade fit, in which a slam had no chance as it happened, and landed in a five-two club fit that had a poor chance.

Presumably such attempts to explain things away would have a poor chance of survival if everyone ran around with skin rashes scratching themselves and fashion shoots and business meetings were accompanied by incessant scratching.