Sentence examples for slim to nonexistent from inspiring English sources

The chances that rebels were responsible seem slim to nonexistent.

The risk of "profound mental disorders" may be slim to nonexistent but the risk of a temporarily feverish baby is no small thing to an exhausted parent.

"Availability at some of the most highly sought-after restaurants is already slim to nonexistent," said Tiffany Fox, a spokeswoman for OpenTable.

It's a bad idea to move someplace where your opportunities are slim to nonexistent unless you're willing to jump fields or otherwise make a huge career transition, Dr. Kase said.

So it is of some consequence that last week, as new elections were announced and the chances of a year-end Palestinian-Israeli agreement seemed slim to nonexistent, Mr. Beilin revealed that he was leaving Parliament 20 years after he was first elected, and stepping away from political life 31 years after Shimon Peres named him the Labor Party's spokesman.

While this hint may not be enough to inform the younger reader that, for example, the likelihood of a Frenchman in colonial Algeria getting the death penalty for killing an armed Arab was slim to nonexistent, at least it provides an initial allusion to these extra-textual facts.

"Slim to none".

Those chances now seem slim to none.

It is slim to nothing.

The mileage penalty is slim to none.

Slim to none," he said.