Sentence examples for weakest chance from inspiring English sources

Justice Department officials and state prosecutors in Virginia maintain that because of Maryland's infrequent use of the death penalty, Montgomery County provides the weakest chance of executing Mr. Muhammad if he is convicted.

Does saying nice things about immigrants improve Mr. Gingrich's already weak chance of becoming the Republican nominee?

Will Shimon Peres, a former prime minister, enter the race from the left, a move that is bound to splinter the peace camp and weaken Mr. Barak's already weak chance at winning re-election?

So it's not the end of the world if would-be advisors and investors think you're tough, because there's actually a very weak chance they're really interested anyway (especially since sometimes would-be investors want you to upset your existing investors).

Although the correlations found in the present study were weak, the chance finding may be excluded because the significant correlations were higher than 5%.

While a compromise is possible, it is axiomatic in Washington that the longer a nomination lingers the weaker its chances.

The longer the economic collapse goes on, the weaker his chances of the presidency and the greater his hurry, therefore, to round up support while he can.

Had Stewart won the primary, his racially inflammatory views would likely have further undermined Republicans' already-weak electoral chances in the general election.

If only two food intake levels are tested and the lifespan extension seen in wild type animals is weak, the chances of mis-identifying an intervention that alters the DR response as one that blocks it is increased.

Teachers may also feel that three-option MCQs increase weaker students' chances of guessing the correct option [ 18].

If it is weak, the chances of you winning are greatly lessened.