Sentence examples for stand almost no from inspiring English sources

But then they stand almost no chance of getting one anyway.

There are a handful of Democratic bills circulating in Congress, but they stand almost no chance in the GOP-controlled chambers.

The bills stand almost no chance of becoming law this year.

A home-based side from Argentina these days would stand almost no chance of qualifying for the World Cup.

If even the arbiters of global finance can't penetrate Erdogan-world, complaints on Twitter stand almost no chance.

If it isn't little Privatizatsia ("Privatization") and darling Viagra, two Russian newborns who stand almost no chance of leading happy childhoods thanks to the names bestowed upon them by their loving parents.

Anyone "odd" or "different' who has also been convicted stands almost no chance of a fair trial.

Now the six kids stood almost no chance of staying together in the same family, and the older ones might never have parents at all.

Considered by more conventional measures — and recent polling data notwithstanding — Trump stands almost no chance of gaining the Republican nomination, or ascending to the Presidency if he did.

As a 5-foot-11-inch, 165-pound point guard, Brooks stood almost no chance of an N.B.A. career after going undrafted out of California, Irvine in 1987.

As it stands, almost no regulations regarding security procedures exist for the operators of tourist and charter helicopters in New York City, several industry officials said yesterday.