Sentence examples for virtually zero chance from inspiring English sources

Jerry Palm, who analyzes the bracket for CBSSports.com, said that Iona had virtually zero chance of reaching the N.C.A.A. tournament.

"Afghans, for example, currently have virtually zero chance of being resettled," Mr. Kilic said, citing cases of recognized refugees who have been waiting 10 years in what are often miserable conditions.

No matter what, there's virtually zero chance Obamacare will go away while its namesake occupies the Oval Office.

And yet, we are told we can expect a report touting security gains and "progress," and that there's virtually zero chance of any significant policy change from this review.

You stand virtually zero chance of surviving if you are struck head-on by a train.

For example, a poor African child had virtually a zero chance of being vaccinated in 1974.

The probability that these changes could have occurred by chance is virtually zero.

The International Energy Agency said the chance of doing so was virtually zero.

The doctor told me that had I waited even another few weeks to get checked, the chances of my survival would have been virtually zero.

Generally speaking, if you have any adverse marks on your credit file, then the chances of obtaining the low advertised rates are virtually zero.

And as BBC News reports, the chances of it returning to our skies are virtually zero.