Sentence examples for remote prospect of from inspiring English sources

Six repeats and the once remote prospect of title No19 will be a reality.

I admit it: I gave up the remote prospect of sex for Hitchcock and the raptures of screen.

Moreover, even for those who are, decades of imprisonment may be as great a deterrent as the remote prospect of execution.

Even the remote prospect of an upset had caused a couple of professors this week to give him a furtive, hopeful wink.

Ricardo Rodríguez's confident penalty left Northern Ireland seething and facing a remote prospect of qualifying for a World Cup for the first time in 32 years.

For the first time, bona fide refugees and asylum seekers can be barred from EU entry with impunity, against the remote prospect of resettlement at some unspecified future date.

The already remote prospects of an interest rate rise from the Bank of England this year have all but disappeared after a recession in manufacturing and the biggest slump in construction output in three years slowed the UK economy by more than expected in the third quarter of 2015.

When Wales were 30-3 down to Ireland after 42 minutes in the opening round of the Six Nations in February, Australia seemed a remote prospect for most of their players but all bar one of the side that started the final match – the fly-half Dan Biggar is the exception – along with the flanker Dan Lydiate, who missed the championship through injury, are on the plane.

There was never the remotest prospect of Norwich suffering a similar upset on their big pitch.

In fact, there is not the remotest prospect of this happening.

There is, however, no single gene for addiction (nor the remotest prospect of one being discovered).