Sentence examples for that seem slim from inspiring English sources

But the chances of that seem slim.

Still, the chances of that seem slim because Mike DiFelice was designated for assignment Thursday.

If enough conservatives rebel, and Mrs. Merkel is forced to rely on opposition parties to pass the legislation, she could face pressure to dissolve parliament and call early elections, although the chances of that seem slim.

As anti-Palestinian hate crimes and discriminatory legislation peak, the prospects of Israel passing that test seem slim.

There is still time to convince Arizona's governor Brewer to veto this un-American and inhumane legislation -- although the chances of that happening seem slim.

I love an ambitious deadline as much as the next guy, but unless the company has made a huge amount of progress since the Indiegogo campaign was put together, the odds of meeting that production schedule seem slim.

The chances seem slim that diners at that Craftsteak will be exposed to Mr. Colicchio's cooking the way diners at the original Craft in Manhattan once were.

The chances that rebels were responsible seem slim to nonexistent.

But with the I.R.S. afraid to even try to enforce the law, the chances seem slim that any such case will ever go to court.

A month out he is at least training with the squad – if not getting involved in contact sessions – but the odds on him making that final England warmup seem slim which is why Munster's Dave Kilcoyne needed just the kind of start he was looking for.

That 2% difference may seem slim but the SSA data from the Scottish Centre for Social Research has another figure which will be cause for concern for the pro-UK campaign Better Together: amongst undecided voters, those leaning towards no are apparently 19% less likely to cast a vote than those leaning towards yes.