Sentence examples for slim of that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slim of that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use. Example: "I think the chances are slim of that happening."
Chances are slim of that occurring, although I did get to meet Harper Lee back in 2012, when Fannie Flagg was presented with the Harper Lee Award, which is given to a distinguished Alabama writer to celebrate a body of literary work.
There is a chance that this might harm the drive/computer, but being paper the chances are probably slim of that happening.
Conversely, other voices strongly endorse such a move as it offers the prospect, however slim, of success that would avert the use of military force by the U.S., Israel or both aimed at preventing Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Slim chance of that idea catching on among the fashion bloggers.
But she clung to the hope of becoming "cancer free," and though surgery offered only a slim chance of that, she believed it was her only chance.
Slim chance of that, not in a sprawling, scorching city like Phoenix, ringed with desert and crisscrossed by half a dozen freeways.
Given the slim chances of that happening, if Labor did pursue that path it would suggest the bill was more an attempt to embarrass the government over its opposition to a free vote on same-sex marriage.
He doesn't believe there will be a political settlement to reunify and bring peace to Syria -- he warned that there is only a "slim" chance of that happening in a country "saturated by bloodshed".
But the chances of that seem slim.
The chances of that are slim however.
