Sentence examples for practically no chance of from inspiring English sources

Economists said there was practically no chance of the Taiwanese currency coming under serious attack.

At the top end of the scale, AAA, or triple-A, means there is practically no chance of a default.

The Wildcats (4-3, 0-2 Big 12) have practically no chance of advancing to the conference title game.

Has he been on corporate boards?" The 2016 G.O.P. field is bursting with candidates who have practically no chance of victory.

But last week, when Trump launched a vicious and nakedly racist attack against Gonzalo Curiel, the judge in his Trump University fraud case, the halo around Trump began to crack – and it offered a useful reminder as to why Trump has practically no chance of winning the presidency.

The Senate is now set to vote on three bills that have practically no chance of getting fifty-one votes: a repeal-only bill; the "repeal-and-replace" bill that McConnell originally proposed; and a revised version of the McConnell bill that includes an amendment from Ted Cruz, of Texas, which would allow insurers to sell cheap catastrophic-insurance policies outside of the Obamacare exchanges.

Author Louisa Young, who has previously been entered for Booker consideration by her publisher, added: "Of course UK writers mind, because it reduces our chance of ever winning it from practically no chance to: 'Seriously, mate, don't even think about it.'" Barnes's intervention has pitched authors against publishers and booksellers, who have benefited from strong sales of of the 2016 winner.

"Many students had practically no chance to be admitted to Qatar University or, for that matter, Education City," said Mr. Naimi, referring to a Doha campus that has branches of elite foreign universities.

As bailiffs pound on the door of No. 3 Chalcot Crescent, determined to evict Frances and cart away her remaining possessions, she skulks on the staircase, laptop at the ready, composing her memoirs in the morning, her fiction in the afternoon, activities of heroic optimism since there's practically no chance she'll see any of this in print.

As long as a Democrat occupies the White House, there's practically no chance that G.O.P. spending cuts will be enacted, marking the Price budget as more of a political wish list than an actual funding bill.

His only real challenger stands practically no chance.