Sentence examples for tiny chance of from inspiring English sources

Does "Barfi" stand even a tiny chance of winning?

Yes, there's only a tiny chance of that, Bar-Yam's team argues in the paper.

While there is a tiny chance of becoming a millionaire, in the long run, on average, you will lose money.

Risking your career on problems when you have only a tiny chance of seeing the finish line is not advisable.

At the moment, there is only a tiny chance of a recurrence of such extreme conditions in the coming centuries.

Despite the tiny chance of a white Christmas, a Christmas advert without snow is like a turkey without stuffing.

In the context of Hope Lodge, the prospect of cryonics did not seem to them so different from the clinical trials that hundreds of cancer patients were participating in with only the tiniest chance of success at enormous expense.

Citing a scene from "Dumb and Dumber," the 1994 Jim Carey flick, in which the comedian celebrates after being told that he has but the tiniest chance of winning over Lauren Holly, Romney said that there was a "one out of a million" chance that he might end up running.

12/ When a family member is this severely sick, even the tiniest chance of going without health coverage is terrifying and means bankruptcy.

And if the baby gets bigger there's an increased risk the baby won't fit so they would need a caesarean, and depending on their response to that we will go on to the next step, whether it's an increased risk of the shoulder being trapped and the baby, tiny chance, but real chance, of lifelong disability from it.

And I won't lie to you, there is a tiny chance that the tons of DU fired at and in Iraq may also have landed there.