Sentence examples for slim one of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Slim, one of the wealthiest people in the world, controls cellular and landline phone companies and has major investments in retailing, construction, banking, insurance, railroads and mining.

Mr. Slim, one of the wealthiest people in the world, controls phone companies and has major investments in retailing, construction, banking, insurance, railroads and mining.

But there remains a chance, albeit a slim one, of him remaining in England to complete an acrimonious exit from Anfield and transfer to the deposed Premier League champions.

Mr. Slim, one of the richest men in Latin America, bought 3.03 million shares in the money-losing company, which announced in March that it was looking for an investment or a merger partner after a proposed merger with Columbia House fell through.

Legal analysts say the appeal has a chance, albeit it a slim one, of persuading a panel of three judges either that a key prosecution theory was flawed or that his case ought to have been moved from Enron's home city of Houston.

It is so profitable that it has made Mr Slim one of the world's richest men.

In an election that Britain's political commentators have called the closest in decades, one thing that seems certain, if opinion polls are any guide, is that only one party leader, Mr. Cameron, has any chance--and in his case only a slim one--of securing a majority of seats in the House of Commons.

There is also a possibility (albeit a slim one) that control of the Senate could hinge on Orman, should he defeat Roberts on Tuesday.

Tonga's dream (a slim one at best) of making their first World Cup quarter-final at the seventh attempt took a huge hit on Saturday when they stumbled at the first hurdle, tripped up by a combination of their own generosity and Georgian muscle ruthlessly applied by their mountain of a man captain, Mamuka Gorgodze.

Heilemann's blog design was striking (for its time) with a custom blue header and two white columns, a wide one for posts and slimmer one for a table of contents and other useful information.

It took until 1955 for Gallup polling to find a majority ― a slim one, at 52percentt ― of people who said they would vote for a woman.