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So while Draft Mattis has little chance of succeeding — not zero chance, just very, very little chance — it is a valuable window into the mindset that's taken over the conservative political class.
There is little chance of the economy bouncing back soon.
It is worth trying, but has little chance of success.
There seems little chance of that fading any time soon.
Whatever happens, there's little chance the crackdown will be bloodless.
There's little chance they would improve their position in December.
There is little chance that the conventional wisdom will hold.
There's little chance of that happening at Augusta this week.
"There's little chance that our house has survived," he said.
There's little chance you'll one day experience a global revolution.
There is little chance the Republican inquiries can be derailed.
Otherwise there's little chance to build thinking or social skills.
This strategy gives Bloomberg little chance of winning the nomination.
But there is little chance of that happening unless Mrs.
For this reason, there's little chance we'll be living in a
There is little chance Mr Trump would lose in a primary.
Sadly, most have little chance to acquire the skills they lack.
At the time, it appeared to have little chance of success.
There is little chance of the bill becoming law anytime soon.
Maybe he determined there was little chance others would be harmed. 
There is very little chance of me exiting the convo comfortably.
The Democrats' ethics reform bill has little chance of becoming law.
But, there's very little chance that such a plan will work.
Democrats have little chance of blocking the legislation on their own.
Without brilliance, adaptability and audacity, we stand little chance at all.
There is little chance the US will not qualify for Tokyo.
Bloomberg: Senate Democrats have little chance to delay Trump's court pick.
From there, the town's bike factories had little chance of recovering.
But Jordan has little chance of winning the minority leader race.
The proposals in Trump's budget have little chance of becoming law.
Their light infantry stands little chance against a modern Turkish army.
There is little chance of Liverpool changing hands any time soon.
The governing Socialists have been given little chance in the election.
Money markets had seen little chance of a cut in December.
Similarly, bills with little chance of passing can still have value.
It has little chance in the Senate, where it needs Democratic support.
So there's little chance of anyone unseating Pelosi atop the Democratic leadership.
On an animator's salary, she would have little chance of feeding herself.
Most are considered low-risk, with little chance of leading to cancer.
Without government support a bill like this has little chance of passing.
She knew she had little chance of winning this year's French Open.
However, he sees little chance of a rate hike any time soon.
The little guys have very little chance to get into the market.
But analysts say the plan has little chance of stemming the insurgency.
Most are considered low risk, with little chance of leading to cancer.
There is little chance the storm will directly affect the United States.
The bill has little chance of becoming law before next November's election.
A bold, if unwelcome, move with seemingly very little chance for reward.
I played a little more aggressive and I took the little chance.
Elizabeth Warren opted against running, thinking they had little chance of success.
There remains little chance that Sanders will take the nomination from Clinton.
But there is little chance Trump will be impeached in this Congress.
Without the groups' support, the TPP would have little chance of passing.
"There's little chance that our house survived," Sheen said in an interview.
But those bills have little chance of reaching Trump's desk this year.
Brown, I'm told, has little chance of surviving a second-round exit.
Little chance, given the absence of any powerful ideological challenge to capitalism.
His seat appears to have little chance of going to the Democrats.
Senior Democratic and Republican aides say it has little chance of passing.
There is little chance of anyone speaking out, the former commander said.
And at the moment, there is very little chance of that happening.
That bill has little chance of advancing in a Republican-controlled Congress.
But Democrats have little chance of blocking the legislation on their own.
But there's little chance of that in the current anti-immigration climate.
While there is little chance that the Trump tax cuts will be rolled back with the Senate in Republican hands, there is also very little chance the tax cuts will be made permanent with the Democrats in the House.
But it offers little chance for Trump to burnish his foreign policy credentials.
But there was little chance of Wawrinka following Nadal out of Roland Garros.
And indicating little chance of a bounceback this month, new business growth weakened.
Several said there was little chance the leaders would give Barnier new instructions.
But there is little chance they will come close to ousting the president.
Women outnumber men in positions with lower salaries and little chance of promotion.
Those in what had been the boat's galley had little chance, Haider said.
There is little chance it will quell the growing voice of the conspiracists.
There seems little chance for resolution without the transparency of an international investigation.
But there is little chance for him or the others to press ahead.
While Bruner does face Democrat Amanda Rudolph, Rudolph has little chance of victory.
The good news, perhaps, is that such efforts have little chance of success.
I'm more concerned about saving art that has very little chance of surviving.
So there was little chance that the Senate would have blocked the tariffs.
There is little chance of reinvigorating Turkey's accession process to European Union membership.
The proposed cuts have little chance of enactment, but they are still dangerous.
The proposal has little chance of becoming law with a Republican-controlled Senate.
But even Bloomberg's closest confidants admit there is little chance he could succeed.
The Democratic legislation faces little chance of passing in a GOP-controlled Senate.
Without the help of the United States, Britain stood little chance of surviving.
Either way, there is little chance of that money flowing to pool attendants.
There is little chance that Iran could be made to pay up directly.
In the past, a patient like him would have been given little chance.
Hungarian rescue officials said on Thursday there was little chance of finding survivors.
As a practical matter, the budget may stand little chance of passing intact.
Current opinion polls suggest Corbyn has little chance of fulfilling his election promise.
And JPMorgan says there's little chance of a correction in the housing market.
Luckily, there's little chance those wishes will come true in a divided Congress.
Supporters of the cause know that they have little chance of persuading the IOC.
Weighing the respective possibilities, the firm sees little chance of meaningful change in Washington.
There seems little chance of an increased Tory majority (gamblers looking for 318 seats).
China's Uighurs now have little chance that those outside the country will support them.
But there is little chance of the federal government souring on the gas industry.
The repeal attempt has little chance of success given how past efforts dramatically failed.
The party knows that its ideology has little chance these days of attracting others.
The plan has little chance of passing while President Barack Obama remains in office.
"There's very little chance of a change of policy direction under Maduro," explained Henderson.
Trump has no actual policies and Sanders has little chance of getting his passed.
The presidential candidate of his Panameñista Party has little chance (Mr Varela cannot compete).
But that's only when there's little chance for unpredictability, such as jay-walking pedestrians.
If it does, then there is little chance for these extreme parties to win.
Without access to international markets, they see very little chance of making a profit.
It sets a big, somewhat dishonest goal that has very little chance of success.
"So I'm gonna be a little chance-y," she continued during fan-made video.
Economists polled by Reuters see little chance of a move at this week's meeting.
A lot of hard work and little chance it would spread to enough people.
Earlier this week rescuers had said there was little chance of finding more survivors.
But the bill as it is currently drafted has little chance of becoming law.
In reality there is little chance of any deportations, which would surely be illegal.
The election reform bill, however, has little chance of passing the Republican-controlled Senate.
Even the most able, industrious people in South Sudan have little chance at success.
There now seems little chance that asset purchases will be reduced markedly anytime soon.
These regulations could be systematically eliminated with little chance of revival in the future.
There is little chance that Mr Corbyn would moderate his hard-leftism in government.
If neither partner will acknowledge the abuse, there's little chance that it will stop.
However, this year's bill has little chance of being approved by the Senate. Sen.
He mused about the political commentators who gave Mr. Trump little chance of winning.
It stands little chance of being brought up for a vote in the Senate.
And even if it passes the House, it stands little chance in the Senate.
Yet, both political parties are advocating proposals with little chance of being enacted soon.
Congress has little chance of doing anything notable before the election, beyond confirming judges.
And Congress has little chance of stopping him on a case-by-case basis.
There is little chance that the opposition Labour Party could force a general election.
Some experts say there is little chance the kidnapped Japanese have survived this long.
They had little chance to evacuate, as the area has been blockaded for months.
There is little chance of that when the entire table is blanketed with food.
Why pull an incredibly complicated, high-risk charade that has little chance of working?
There was little chance for witnesses on a remote island off Alaska's southern coast.
There's very little chance of anyone getting fired unless a huge mistake was made.
And there seems little chance that Sisi can be pressured into revealing the truth.
"Very little chance it happens, but both sides are listening," he told Sports Illustrated.
Media pundits and political handicappers have given Trump little chance of winning in November.
Going alone as an independent, Romney or another candidate would probably have little chance.
With Ukraine embroiled in Mr Trump's impeachment controversy, there is little chance of that.
Under a normal democracy, Vladimir Putin would stand little chance of being re-elected.
Loaded down with debt, Time had little chance to overcome the forces besieging the industry.
There appeared to be little chance the committee would hold a confirmation hearing this week.
Cook ripped into , leaving little chance of a settlement in the companies' ongoing legal battle.
CNN and other news outlets report that Sanders has little chance at winning the nomination.
But why bring civilians into it, and why give them so little chance to survive?
The proposal is expected to have little chance of being approved by the divided Congress.
But for Trump, there's little chance of that happening because there's no organized movement there.
Several analysts said there's little chance the Bayer-Monsanto combination would gain approval from regulators.
The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act currently has little chance of passing the Republican-controlled Senate.
For the time being, there is little chance of a parliamentary majority for another referendum.
Intelligence told the team they faced little chance of enemy contact on this reconnaissance mission.
On both fronts, we see little chance of any development within the next three years.
The legislation Warren supports has little chance of passage without a Democratic majority in Congress.
This extreme plan has little chance of making it through even a Republican-controlled Congress.
There's little chance you did as well as many members of the Slickdeals forum did.
With little chance of reform in Washington, Iraqis are taking to the streets in Baghdad.
"It sounds like this would have very, very little chance of working," she told Gizmodo.
He saw little chance of expansion in the United States under U.S. President Donald Trump.
But … there is very little chance that this bill will be passed by the Senate.
There is little chance for feeling completely fulfilled with a life built around acquiring fame.
There's little chance of communicating effectively if you don't understand where someone is at emotionally.
But at least eight others have little chance of making it: Bullock; Delaney; Ryan; Sen.
Currently, there's little chance of them getting anywhere near Ukraine's parliament in next year's elections.
Stoppages make for large queues and there is little chance to make up for delays.
Analysts, though, see little chance of success for shareholder attempts to achieve a higher price.
Threats of force to compel denuclearization, on the other hand, stand little chance of working.
With less time to prepare, Ms. Ravina feels she has little chance of getting tenure.
For them, the days ahead had little chance of being as bad as the past.
Given the Republican-controlled Senate, her bill has little chance of becoming law next year.
At that point, Salah was considered to have little chance of ever succeeding in England.
The rhetoric will be fierce, even if Democrats have little chance of blocking the confirmation.
Economists' predictions align with market pricing which shows little chance of a move in February.
Given the nature of the conflict, there is little chance of exhausting Russia in Ukraine.
Prediction markets, though, see little chance of the president exiting either by force or choice.
So perhaps any third-party option will have little chance at winning any major elections.
But legislation appears to have little chance of success, especially in a midterm election year.
And with segregation and without enough time, the two have little chance for positive interaction.
Mackenzie made it clear there was little chance BHP would retain any exposure to shale.
A vulnerable and mentally-challenged woman like Melissa Calusinski stood little chance against dedicated investigators.
If you want to be a soloist, there is very little chance to become one.
In short, Rubel sees little chance of success on Trump's defense request as it currently stands.
"I know I have little chance to play a good tournament (at Roland Garros)," Gasquet admitted.
Many analysts see little chance the BoJ will ease at its next rate review on Jan.
Caleb Howell, a Baptist deacon, says even those with jobs often see little chance of promotion.
" He warned of candidates with "high-minded ideals, maybe honorable ideals, but little chance of winning.
But experts said they see little chance of an agreement among OPEC members to freeze production.
Yet there is little chance that it would go the whole hog and abolish all tariffs.
For months I've written here that Donald Trump had little chance to win the White House.
Accepting such a massive load, he said, ensured the vessel had little chance of arriving safely.
And there&aposs little chance it will replace all the jobs lost in the mining industry.
Analysts said they saw little chance of UK growth figures due on Friday reversing that trend.
Jessica Farrar, who admitted she knows her "proposed satirical regulations" have little chance at becoming law.
Rhetoric about opportunity and income mobility has little chance of exciting voters who feel utterly hopeless.
The anti-corruption overhaul, however, has little chance of making it past the Republican-controlled Senate.
If it doesn't, it has little chance of obtaining the international and market acceptance it craves.
The Clinton escapees had little chance of being discovered once they set their plan in motion.
And industry experts see little chance of any change, at least until after the November elections.
Mercedes knows that, at this point, she has very little chance of getting her kids back.
Guinea Bissau won, 1-0, giving Kenya little chance of qualifying for the tournament next year.
The Tyonek tribe would seem to have little chance of beating billionaires, but there is hope.
Investors are positioning themselves for little chance of a Fed rate hike anytime soon, Sarhan said.
As the action starts she has received a terrible cancer diagnosis with little chance of survival.
Lawyers said there was little chance that the United States would send her back to Pakistan.
Bottom line: While conservatives support the measure, it has little chance of getting through the Senate.
Without peace in Syria, officials say, there is little chance for peace and stability in Iraq.
Bobby Jindal, who recently backed Rubio — predicted little chance for Christie and Kasich to make inroads.
There was little chance of real success no matter how many rockets they launched, and even if they count the last test as a partial success the rapid pace of the testing leaves them little chance of understanding why that one almost worked where the others failed.
The threat came in two forms, the potential physical harm, and the psychic harm that came from knowing there was little chance of repercussions -- little chance the justice system would hold the perpetrators accountable, no matter the amount of evidence, no matter the severity of the attack.
And with a slot in Saturday's debate on CBS unlikely, she has little chance to regain it.
However, he said, investigations into her father's allegations of bullying have little chance of any legal outcome.
Coming into Tuesday, Cruz stood little chance of reaching a majority of pledged delegates, while Ohio Gov.
Before the report, traders saw little chance of a Fed rate hike until well into next year.
In a world of fat subsidies for flag carriers, privately owned airlines have little chance of prospering.
Unlike the rest of this small cast, Mr Williamson now has little chance of having another say.
Still, with congress controlled by the right, there is little chance that his version could ever materialise.
Yet there is little chance the kleptocratic elite would permit sweeping attempts to root out the problem.
Furthermore, there is little chance that the Khan controversy will be the last of Trump's PR disasters.
Sanders's bill stands very little chance of ever being enacted, or of getting America to single-payer.
There's little chance that a full $2,0003 new credit will make it into the tax reform bill.
Sunday's temperatures will approach 95 degrees Fahrenheit in the area, forecasters said, with little chance of rain.
And we're not letting people in if we think there's even a little chance of some problem.
Between the lines: There is little chance that such a warning would have reached the director's level.
In small organisations, too, there can be little chance of a sideways move to escape the rut.
But the SCRUB Act has little chance of passing the Senate, as Democrats could filibuster the bill.
Second, the polls suggest that Labour has little chance of forming a majority government (see chart 2).
Yet if Google intends to limit Huawei's access to such key services, there's little chance of that.
The basic concept of an Arab NATO, however, is structurally flawed, and stands little chance of success.
There is thus little chance of convincing them any time soon—and even less reason to try.
The bull case for equities relies on analysts seeing little chance of recession in the short term.
He rightfully pointed out that a Republican-crafted bill has little chance of getting through the Senate.
Victims in China have complained of losing huge sums with little chance of getting the money back.
Anyway, President Trump's budget has very little chance of being approved by Congress in its current form.
The Europeans gave them little chance, though their initial opponents, Yugoslavia, did pay them one backhanded compliment.
White-collar defendants also stand little chance of being in positions to commit a similar offense again.
First, there's little chance the majority of Arab countries in question would agree to such a plan.
She stands little chance of winning the concessions from Europe that she needs to break the logjam.
Whatever risks they may run in eternity, Irish blasphemers face little chance of punishment in this world.
That little chance you have of winning keeps your motivation all week long and all race long.
If you don't see any light, there is a very little chance that you will see again.
Ms. Yellen told Congress last week that she saw little chance of a sharp rise in inflation.
But there is little chance that Lutsenko's hunger for kilowatts will see him exiled from the grid.
There are a few others technically in the running, but with little chance to nab the nomination.
There is little chance that the Trump administration would seek such a change between now and November.
Lastly, Rainey said he wanted "low tail risk," meaning little chance that something would go dramatically wrong.
The bill has little chance of passing with a Republican majority in Congress, as Sanders has conceded.
Her comments did nothing to assuage GOP fears that there is little chance of winning her vote.
And because of that, there's "very little chance" we will see money removed from politics, Carter said.
There is little chance Trump will be convicted and removed from office by the Republican-controlled Senate.
Graham's bill had little chance of passing the Senate, where Republicans hold a slim 2900-220006 majority.
With Republicans in control of the White House and Senate, Democrats have little chance of passing meaningful legislation.
But there's little chance of a sports journalist ever being asked to dig up dirt on Big Pizza.
Next steps: Disney will decide if it wants to counter Comcast's bid — but there's little chance it doesn't.
Unfortunately for the debt office there is little chance that the problem will go away any time soon.
Skills atrophy unless they are used, but many low-end jobs give workers little chance to practise them.
She knows there will be little chance to see him there, and the risk of Zika is real.
Whatever dirt he finds, there is little chance of Republican lawmakers abandoning Mr Trump as they abandoned Nixon.
Russia state-run news agency Interfax cited a source who said the missing had little chance of survival.
Sure, as pundits have repeatedly noted, Clinton supporters have little chance of dissuading people from voting for Trump.
Richard Kurland, a Vancouver-based immigration lawyer, said there was little chance Meng would be released from detention.
As those realities stand now, there's little chance the AT&T/Time Warner deal will survive as is.
We're almost certain a deal will go through, or there's little chance a candidate will win the presidency.
Experts say there is little chance the Trump administration will give the state the go-ahead on this.
Researchers are frequently overly enthusiastic about early discoveries that have little chance of leading to a new drug.
There is little chance a rehearing by a full bench would be possible until the term after next.
Ahead of the employment report, traders saw little chance of a rate increase until well into next year.
With both stars gone from the lineup, the Clippers had little chance of getting past the Trail Blazers.
There is little chance lawmakers will be around for October, assuming a spending deal is reached by Sept.
And Mr. Trump has little chance of avoiding protesters this month when he embarks on his overseas trip.
But he suggested the field could narrow as some realize they have little chance of winning the presidency.
Mets 4, Nationals 3 WASHINGTON — Based on the matchup, there seemed little chance a home run was possible.
These 11 cities and their environs are offering major growth, and very little chance of stopping anytime soon.
There is little chance, for instance, that the court will allow camera coverage of its arguments anytime soon.
Without continuity, we are concerned that this important initiative will have little chance to get off the launchpad.
If performance standards, like emissions tests, were everyone's task, VW would have had little chance to fool consumers.
The legislation stands little chance of passing on Capitol Hill, where support for the WTO has remained strong.
Despite the growing threat in South Florida, there seems to be little chance Congress would return before Sept.
The bill had little chance of passing in the previous Congress, when Republicans had control over the House.
More than a year after the crisis began, however, Beirut residents see little chance of a resolution soon.
But even Democrats' best-case midterm scenarios have very little chance of affecting the outcome of this case.
In other words, while comprehensive tax reform might be ideal policy, it has little chance of passing politically.
Social media use is now a standard of the hiring process, and there's little chance of going back.
If a pizzeria existed from 1830 to 1992, there was little chance it would have disappeared by 2016.
She also stands little chance of winning the concessions from Europe that she needs to break the logjam.
Once a pathogen runs wild in an animal population, there is little chance it can be wiped out.
It won't make sense to run empty trains, and there seems little chance that regular service will continue.
Yet with China backing Myanmar's military, there is little chance the Security Council will vote for new sanctions.
To be sure, there is little chance that Indian will run Harley-Davidson out of business anytime soon.
But such a measure has little chance of passing and the effort will largely be about political messaging.
I had little money in the bank, little chance of quickly earning more and I needed to eat.
House Republicans passed a short-term spending bill Tuesday night which has little chance of passing the Senate.
There is little chance BMW will change its plans and move the assembly lines to the United States.
Today, there's little chance a lawyer – or a journalist or a concerned citizen – could do what Motley did.
There is little chance that the president would actually be impeached by a legislature dominated by his allies.
Japan's environment ministry had said last month it saw little chance that the spill would reach Japanese shores.
Given that there is little chance the Democratic House will go along, odds of another shutdown just jumped.
There seems to be little chance that the GREEN Act will make it into the spending bill whole.
This proposal has little chance of actually getting the support of a majority of shareholders at Monday's meeting.
Even if it clears the House, the bill has little chance of passing in the Republican-controlled Senate.
The polls show the ruling Socialists have little chance of winning the presidency, regardless of who is their candidate.
There&aposs little chance of you misplacing this bright green 2DS, which will be launching in Japan on Aug.
There's little chance of the number picking up anytime soon, thanks to crackdowns from both Chinese and US lawmakers.
However, as the Post reported, aides in the White House said there's little chance of this becoming actual policy.
So there's little chance of a big data revolution in the humanities, only the continued evolution of the field.
Ramos reiterated that the bill has little chance of passing until Bolsonaro starts engaging with the political parties, however.
People openly disregard the laws of this country, knowing there is little chance they will ever be held accountable.
Further US intervention has little chance of succeeding, and in fact is far more likely to worsen the conflict.
But Eloit said the European strain had not been found in humans and there was little chance it would.
Lance has called the proposal an "exercise in futility" because it has little chance of getting through the Senate.
Our lawyer warned us that if Bosley were returned, we'd have very little chance of ever getting him back.
Republicans already did not believe Mueller, and there was little chance he could say anything to change their minds.
The good news is that despite his ambition, Mr. Cuomo probably has little chance of capturing a presidential nomination.
Given this Federal Reserve regime, there's very little chance that we'll see some kind of Trump boom next year.
The request likely has little chance of getting through (but it's dependent on the Trump administration, so who knows).
Northern Ireland quickly tucked back, however, once it became clear there was little chance of breaking the German defense.
And just because the futures market is pricing in little chance of a rate hike, doesn't mean it's right.
"There is very little chance that he will be memorialized positively through core historians, but I'm okay with that."
But Republicans have publicly and privately signaled they see little chance in winning states like Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin.
He pointed out that there appears to be little chance the bill will pass the Senate and become law.
Fortunately, there is no need to clean under the bed since there's little chance for debris to sneak in.
Clinton becomes president, there is little chance that she will tap a Wall Street insider for the Treasury job.
While most analysts give him little chance, some recent polls actually put him ahead of Maduro in voter preferences.
Despite being a step in the right direction for athletes' rights, Scott's bill has very little chance of succeeding.
And a source familiar with Trump's legislative affairs team's thinking says such a bill has little chance of success.
"There's very little chance that the federal government is going to be taking the lead in policymaking," Storey said.
But even if it wins Senate approval, there is little chance that House lawmakers will consider it this year.
Tax credits are expensive to the state budget, however, and have little chance of becoming law any time soon.
Republicans would be happy to have a candidate on the ballot, even if Cox has little chance against Newsom.
President Trump released a $4.8 trillion budget proposal, but it has little chance of being fully enacted by Congress.
Officials reckoned making money while on the waiting list encouraged applications, even by those with little chance of success.
Stuck in low single digits in Iowa polls, he has little chance of emerging from the caucuses with delegates.
Flynn had little chance to expand on the vague meaning of "notice"; he was pushed out 12 days later.
Kelly's legal troubles aren't even close to being finished, and there's very little chance this interview helped his case.
Only a few months ago, the law was believed to have little chance of coming up for a vote.
By removing "uncertainty" from the statement, it's basically saying that there's little chance of rate cuts as this point.
Previously there was little chance that corruption would be investigated, "so it was a risk worth taking", she says.
Republicans have made it clear there is little chance Trump will be convicted in the Republican-held U.S. Senate.
GOP leaders may argue to state leaders that Moore has little chance of keeping the seat in Republican hands.
The Knicks, at 19-44, have little chance of making the playoffs, though the Nets may be able to.
The spending plan, which has little chance of passage, includes cuts to some foreign aide and domestic health programs.
Several other minor figures have registered for the single-round election, but have little chance of making an impact.
Yet he had little chance to savour the moment or prepare for the legislative session that begins on June 27th.
There's very little chance that these could be altered, so your direct maternal line can be traced back quite far.
But despite smoldering outrage over the killings, there is little chance the US will abandon, or even seriously rebuke, Israel.
The measure has little chance of becoming law, however, given certain opposition by Senate Republicans and by the White House.
While they had little chance of actually derailing his nomination, they wanted a public display of dissent on the floor.
For fans hoping Couric will make the move a permanent one, there's little chance the television personality will stick around.
With the fall immigration agenda set, there is little chance the House takes any action on DACA before the midterms.
But in current conditions Sir Tim says there is little chance of his airline making another large order anytime soon.
Many have signed on to an assault weapon ban, but it would have little chance of getting to 60 votes.
All this convinced the GOP that this was fundamentally Republican leaning territory, and that Ossoff would have little chance here.
They are consumed, crushed against the pavement, stuck at the bottom of the human pile with little chance of escape.
Taiwanese prosecutors issued a warrant but without an extradition treaty, there was little chance of Chan being sent to Taiwan.
As the party controls the legal system the courts will not challenge its accusations, giving Huang little chance of acquittal.
If he loses to Republican Mike Braun, Democrats have little chance of even keeping their current total in the Senate.
Division forces voters to pick a side, rather than cast a vote for a party with little chance of winning.
So without a high share of their low-CO2 diesel cars, German manufacturers have little chance of meeting those limits.
If you can't take your social graph with you, there's little chance for a viable alternative to Facebook to arise.
The fixes that Obama insists will reinforce the Affordable Care Act now appear to have little chance of moving forward.
She won 56 percent of the vote against two opponents but is given little chance of beating Ige in November.
Without accurate information, people swept up in data breaches have little chance of truly understanding how and why they're affected.
It's clear he thinks there's little chance of anyone else taking the reins before the DUP's marriage to May ends.
The rebels were lightly armed and heavily outnumbered, and in reality stood little chance of consolidating their hold over Chiapas.
Republicans have been wary of directly attacking Blankenship despite concerns that he would have little chance of defeating Democratic Sen.
And without the support of Corbyn and his sizeable circle of committed supporters, any other plan also has little chance.
We are in such dire straits now, with little chance of averting dangerous climate change, because of decades of inaction.
The attorney general's office said it had made the decision after determining that an appeal had little chance of success.
My initial sense was of a ravishing score that had little chance of finding a place in the modern repertory.
Clinton and not to waste their vote by casting ballots for third-party candidates who have little chance of winning.
The plan, whose details will be released in full later this month, has little chance of passing Congress this year.
Moreover, experts see little chance of diplomacy and sanctions bringing a peaceful solution to the North Korean nuclear weapons issue.
McConnell did not say when the vote would take place, but the bill has little chance of passing the Senate.
The Democrats have little chance of flipping the Senate in 2018, with only eight Republican incumbents up for re-election.
While this does not guarantee users downloading or using AR/VR/XR apps, without them, there's little chance of success.
Without Irving in tow, there's little chance Davis would stay long, and the Celtics might prefer to keep their assets.
The House passed a bill in July that delivers some wall funding, but it has little chance of becoming law.
There's little chance new coal plants will open because natural gas facilities can be built cheaper and faster, says Stevenson.
Friends gather at bars with no external distractions and little chance of making plans with other people on the fly.
Even if the Senate takes up impeachment, there's little chance the president would be convicted by the GOP-controlled chamber.
Doctors said the boy had little chance of survival, or would be severely mentally disabled or in a vegetative state.
Despite another conference title, Clemson stood little chance to edge L.S.U. or Ohio State in the College Football Playoff seedings.
"The budget resolution is no longer a theoretical outline with little chance of implementation," Budget Committee Chairwoman Diane Black said.
Mr. Kim was a prince in exile with little chance of returning home, analysts and officials in South Korea said.
Environment Minister Richard Brabec said, however, the appeal had little chance of success and the government had decided against participating.
The lagoon water level can actually be lowered in advance of a storm, so there is little chance of overflow.
He has delayed long enough that most analysts say there is now little chance that Parliament will support the measure.
Congress has the final say on the government's budget and lawmakers said the president's plan stands little chance of passing.
However, the proposal will have little chance of passing parliament; the minority government and the Left Party lack the necessary votes.
But with the Trump administration actually suggesting the incentives should be eliminated, there seems little chance that will happen anytime soon.
While the resolution stands little chance of passing, even those not backing it still want BP to step up its commitments.
While the resolution stands little chance of passing, even those not backing it still want BP to step up its commitments.
Trump also has little chance if he doesn't win Pennsylvania and he continues to trail there by at least 4 points.
Voters may call themselves independents, but most have sorted themselves into one of two camps with little chance of being swayed.
It inspires awe of what it can accomplish and fear that other countries stand little chance against such a formidable competitor.
But, as Prohibition shows, a new norm has little chance of becoming entrenched if it is rejected by half the population.
Jordan would have little chance of winning if he did run, but it would complicate things for both Scalise and McCarthy.
But there appears to be little chance of a last minute pardon for the NSA whistleblower from the outgoing Obama administration.
As a startup with little govtech experience, we thought we had very little chance, but with the help of the Public.
"There's little chance of a Green New Deal getting a vote in the Republican-controlled Senate," writes Danielle Kurtzleben for NPR.
Constantly being aware of where the power puncher's hands were, Magny gave Lombard little chance to let loose with his blows.
But as poverty has increased to over 35% during his four-year term, pollsters give him little chance of re-election.
And over just a couple of days I've come to realize these digital creatures have little chance for survival in 2017.
Privately, senior Democratic officials tell CNN there's little chance of Obama's nominee winning confirmation unless these swing-state Republicans break ranks.
Privately, senior Democratic officials told CNN that there's little chance of Obama's nominee winning confirmation unless these endangered GOPers break ranks.
Many of the individual bills face little chance of passing despite growing bipartisan concern in Congress over security risks from China.
A survivor of the disaster, Sayeb Ali, 24, said he too thought there was little chance of anyone coming out alive.
What comes next: The legislation stands little chance of passing on Capitol Hill, where support for the WTO has remained strong.
Just a month or so ago, traders in the federal funds futures market gave little chance to another move in 2017.
For the same reasons, however, economists see little chance that a tariff would achieve Mr. Trump's goal of encouraging domestic production.
His opponent, the former UFC fighter Roman Salazar who was brought in to replace the injured Cal Ellenor, stood little chance.
But there is little chance that the two men will reconcile and write a book together, in the great French tradition.
After midnight, there would be little chance of touching many National edition papers, and hitting New York papers was getting tricky.
Badminton: Team USA had little chance of winning a badminton medal in Rio, but at least one player passed some milestones.
But the budget has little chance of being passed, with Republican leaders in Congress saying they won't hold hearings on it.
Most critically, there seemed to be little chance that Mr. Sanders would meet the Vatican resident whose name he frequently invokes.
OTTAWA (Reuters) - There is little chance Canada will walk away from talks on offering aid to aircraft maker Bombardier Inc (BBDb.
Wasyluk's project lost 750 bitcoins, currently worth about $20163 million, and he believes he stands little chance of recovering any money.
Altmaier saw little chance of reviving the stalled U.S.-European trade deal known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
Since then, the divisions between the parties have only worsened, and there is little chance the new proposal will change that.
Because the E.P.A. prohibits their application 40 days before harvest, he said there was little chance consumers would ingest the drugs.
He also believes that the families have little chance of succeeding in Hong Kong and therefore should be resettled in Canada.
As such, a cover letter sent to the general recruiting email inbox at the firm has little chance of getting noticed.
Mr. Sanders's allies acknowledge there is little chance he will be able to lock up the nomination without a long fight.
The verdict proves that Myanmar has become a nation of torturers," but warned "there is little chance that Myanmar will listen.
Through the "dot plot" of individual members' future projections, the FOMC indicated little chance of a cut or increase in 2020.
The measure has little chance of becoming law, since Democrats control both the state House of Representatives and the governor's mansion.
But now that he has taken all these steps, the opposition has little chance of ousting him at the next elections.
The victory completed a remarkable comeback for Ms. Tsai, who only a year ago appeared to have little chance of winning.
Similar wedge issues like abortion and gun control have long shifted become tribal controversies with little chance of progress and compromise.
Intel never made money on baseband chips and showed little chance of doing so after Apple and Qualcomm settled their differences.
Hensarling pushed for a more sweeping overhaul, but that bill had little chance of surviving a liberal filibuster in the Senate.
But proposal has very little chance of unseating Zuckerberg due to the way he set up the company to preserve control.
The crime wave had little chance of staying low profile, thanks to social media and reporting by the news website DNAinfo.
With Mr. Duterte's allies overwhelmingly dominating the House of Representatives, there was little chance that the president would actually be impeached.
Analysts see little chance for discussions between the U.S. and Iran and expect both sides to become more entrenched, for now.
With Mr. Duterte's allies holding an overwhelming majority in the House of Representatives, there is little chance he will be impeached.
Members of Congress are clear that they have little chance of getting any spending bills signed into law by the Sept.
If WeWork's margins are similar in the coming years, there's little chance the company could be valued close to $40 billion.
The pity was that it was all devoted to appraising a deal that has little chance of making Britain a better place.
McGuinness's resignation takes effect on Monday, and as things stand there is little chance that the election can be averted through compromise.
His convictions -- and lengthy prison sentences - meant he stood little chance of being released so long as Al-Sisi remained in charge.
Trump probably has very little chance of winning a majority or even 40 percent of those soon-to-be-former Sanders voters.
Thousands of evacuees are camped out in nearby towns but stand little chance of returning soon, even if their homes are intact.
But the bill has little chance of going anywhere as Republicans control Congress, and the CHC is made up entirely of Democrats.
Partisan battle lines within Congress solidify, public anger is stoked, and what little chance exists of progress between the branches is minimized.
Despite concern at its high losses and little chance of near-term profitability, Luckin seems to have been greeted positively by investors.
Democrats have little chance of taking the Senate because the third of seats up for election happen to be in unfriendly territory.
I knew at 75, she had little chance of getting a new job, and it was going to be an uphill battle.
Gundlach, whose Los Angeles-based firm invests roughly $5.113 billion, nonetheless sees little chance the U.S. economy will soon plunge into recession.
That said, the cost of hiring the stadium was significant, while there was little chance of recouping that money from ticket sales.
Whether or not he hangs on, his party has little chance of unseating Mr Modi in the next national elections, in 2019.
It has little chance of returning to the ECB's target of close to but below 2 percent in the next two years.
If it finds in their favor, there would seem to be little chance of a wider ban on Russian competitors holding up.
Data show Canada has little chance of meeting its climate change goals, in part because of booming emissions from the energy sector.
And there's little chance artisans will run out of raw material any time soon as long as our flip flop habit remains.
With his organization in such a mess, Trump has little chance of convincing those who aren't already on board to support him.
Even if Mr Kerry persuades the warring parties to extend the ceasefire, there is little chance that peace talks will yield results.
Official data, though, show Canada has little chance of meeting its targets, in part because of booming emissions from the energy sector.
Clementine, by contrast, has barely left the lab, and has had little chance to do more than be violent and vaguely confused.
Fortunately for the president-elect, there's little chance the exemptions DHS claimed to push through the repeal could ever withstand judicial scrutiny.
At the same time, the decades-old U.S. trade embargo against Cuba remains, with little chance Congress will lift it anytime soon.
Voting arrangements for Legco ensured that pro-democracy politicians, including localists, had very little chance of taking a majority of the seats.
Of course, there's little chance these organizations can take advantage of Facebook's recent difficulties and convince consumers to shift their allegiances wholesale.
Her first 100-days agenda will take a backseat to partisan divisions and polarization with little chance of constructive legislative action occurring.
In Britain adults have the right to consent to experimental therapies with little chance of success, just as they may refuse treatment.
Democrats and at least some moderates would likely oppose such measures, giving it little chance of surviving in the more centrist Senate.
Democratic lawmakers, who support Clinton overwhelmingly, see Sanders as having little chance of capturing a majority of delegates to win the nomination.
But official data show Canada has little chance of meeting its goals, in part because of booming emissions from the energy sector.
Though Wilders has little chance of winning enough seats to form a government, a PVV win would send shock waves across Europe.
Its three stable teams may have been the best in the world, but without growth, the league had little chance of survival.
And with principal characters as unrelievedly bitchy as Lauren and caddish as Mark, there's little chance of the audience's becoming emotionally engaged.
However, analysts say there's little chance China will back down on the plan, which it considers crucial for developing its huge economy.
The long-shot proposals have little chance of passing with Republicans in control of both chambers of Congress and the White House.
Unfortunately for the haters out there, there is little chance that the world is going to wipe Valentine's Day off its calendar.
Democrats know they have little chance of slowing, let alone stopping, the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh as Republicans seem solidly behind him.
Mr. Wertkin will lose his law license, and there is little chance he will be allowed to work as a lawyer again.
The House passed a bill last month to require universal background checks, but it has little chance in the Senate this year.
House conservatives continued to grouse, but there is little chance that they can block the bill from reaching the president this month.
With little chance of an answer, the photo is usually tucked back into obscurity, that fleeting sense of universal connection soon gone.
Without them, Democrats see little chance of ever overcoming the wave of Republican opposition to convicting Trump and removing him from office.
There's little chance you haven't heard it before: Traveling is one of the worst things that you can do for the environment.
Without major change in the U.S., Summers predicts there's little chance of policy rates set by the Federal Reserve staying above zero.
There was little chance the sentiments he expressed, or the foul language he used to express them, would remain private for long.
Marquez said she saw "very little chance" of NAFTA coming to an end, but that Mexico had to prepare for the eventuality.
There were no police officers for miles, and he spoke confidently and openly, knowing he had little chance of getting in trouble.
There will be little chance of escaping the crowds on the road, at the airport and even on the rails this Thanksgiving.
Tesla is a "hope stock" with little chance of success in the car-manufacturing industry, a fund manager told CNBC on Tuesday.
Kasyanov's Parnas party has little chance of winning any seats in a system where the Kremlin keeps tight control of state media.
Industry has shown itself unwilling to challenge governments, such as Beijing, where there is little chance of success in court -- including Apple.
He said for now he sees little chance of a hyperbolic rate move as long as the consumer price index remains mild.
That bill, which has little chance of passing Congress, would require large banks to completely divest their securities underwriting and trading units.
There is little chance he will be convicted and removed from office through a trial in a Senate controlled by fellow Republicans.
KIEV, Dec 18 (Reuters) - There is very little chance of Ukraine signing a new gas transit deal with Russia's Gazprom before Jan.
From an environmental perspective, without driving down the cost of CCUS deployment, the U.S. has little chance to meet its Paris commitments.
The telcos still have some options, including filing a curative petition to the Supreme Court, although analysts see little chance of success.
A U.S. official told Reuters earlier on Tuesday that U.S. intelligence officials think the protests have little chance of toppling the government.
Even Mr Chan admits that there is very little chance of actually achieving it as long as the Communist Party still rules China.
Labour has set six tests for supporting any Brexit deal but Thornberry said she saw little chance of any May deal satisfying them.
But with South Sudan's civil war producing weekly reports of ethnic atrocities, there is little chance of the 'emergency' ending any time soon.
The bad news is that Needham analysts believe there is very little chance the SEC actually will go ahead and approve the ETF.
"Like Nixon, there is little chance that Trump will change in any fundamental way," writes Julian Zelizer, a professor of history at Princeton.
Whether Mr Wilders's party was placed first or second was primarily a symbolic question: either way, it had little chance of taking power.
Joe Donnelly cannot hang on to his seat and loses to Republican Mike Braun, Democrats have little chance of taking back the Senate.
The Trump administration has relied on acting heads for agencies and cabinet-level positions, sometimes appointing officials with little chance of Senate confirmation.
In his retirement announcement, Walden pushed back on the suggestion that House Republicans have little chance at winning back the majority next year.
Alas, as with many of Huawei's devices, this one is China-only, with little chance of appearing on this side of the Pacific.
Democrats did what they could to alleviate the situation, encouraging candidates who appeared to have little chance at winning to exit the race.
Mook and his staff going up against master private-sector marketers like Trump and company have little chance to win in that arena.
I am not going to wait and have us plunge back into a contentious national debate that has very little chance of succeeding.
But there is little chance you could convince him to drop into a bowl on a deck with fidget spinners replacing its wheels.
Like Trump's 2018 budget, which was panned by both Democrats and Republicans earlier this month, the proposals have little chance to be enacted.
" The minister's comments echoed the sentiments of Merkel, who said recently that "a fully covered woman has little chance of integrating in Germany.
Yet as in 2014, when the parliament's manoeuvring caught governments napping, its very European coup stands little chance of being overturned next year.
These figures have never warmed up to Trump and might well run against him even if they have little chance of defeating him.
They likely have three weeks of suffering before they're given another shot to reenter the game, with little chance that they'll actually win.
" In a 2015 interview with the podcast the Allusionist, he explained, "There's very little chance for people in the world to have power.
A new attempt for a watered-down EU-wide digital tax could be made in coming weeks, but has little chance of succeeding.
"If you begin by discussing the instruments without knowing what you want to do with them, there's little chance of success," he said.
Before the Fed meeting on Wednesday, markets had seen little chance of another surge in the dollar before the end of the year.
Their shares ended trading on Monday at levels that suggested that investors continued to see little chance that the two mergers would happen.
GOP strategists, even ones close to the Trump campaign, gave themselves little chance of keeping the White House as recently as Tuesday afternoon.
Intercontinental Terminals said there is little chance of an explosion, but it's taking precautions by pumping naphtha, which is combustible, out of tanks.
In the end, the finance ministry decided not to proceed with a candidate viewed as having little chance of winning, the official said.
Once children finish school there is little chance of higher education except for the lucky few who obtain scholarships to places like Canada.
There's very little chance this bill will be able to garner the support of eight Democrats in the Senate to actually become law.
The conventional wisdom is still that the suit has little chance of success, but it set off a flurry of reactions and activity.
Democrats have little chance of remaining in the White House unless Bernie is on the ticket — something Hillary must be made to understand.
But there is probably little chance for Democrat Jenny Hill to win the Utah Senate race against her most likely opponent, Mitt Romney.
It was a remarkable victory for the country's anti-Europe forces, which not long ago were considered to have little chance of prevailing.
When she took over as leader, Labour was trailing National in the polls, and there was little chance of it forming a government.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin defended accusations that a U.S.-drafted economic solution to bring about Israeli-Palestinian peace has little chance of success.
In the futures market, traders priced in little chance the Fed would raise rates at this week's meeting, according to CME Group's FedWatch.
Local weather forecasters said the tinder-dry conditions and strong winds appeared set to continue for several days with little chance of rain.
This is not just the reality of the current standings, which show that the Yankees have little chance to return to the postseason.
Trump's political opponents, with little chance of blocking a justice nominee, hope instead to galvanize voters with the issue in November's midterm elections.
Analysts give little chance of the cap being lifted before April as that would break the central bank's pledge and hurt its credibility.
There is little chance for peace when the belligerents know that they can continue to expect the unwavering support of their foreign backers.
As President Vladimir Putin prepares to run for a fourth six-year term in Russia, there is little chance that he will lose.
He and others see little chance of a strong recovery in oil prices anytime soon without significant curtailments by major oil-producing countries.
Even if a few dissident candidates beat the odds and are elected to municipal assemblies, they have little chance of getting any further.
There is now very little chance that the country will make the sweeping changes needed to break its economy out of prolonged stagnation.
However, if such a contest does happen, the sporting spectacle itself will have little chance of matching the hype likely to precede it.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, has repeatedly attacked the Democratic bill, leaving little chance for it in the Republican-controlled Senate.
Cheryl Turpin flipped one of those seats by just 394 votes after the party establishment had given her little chance of a win.
But environmental groups say the bill has little chance of passing at all, let alone before the monument is scaled back next month.
Her Brexit plan still lacks the number of votes in Parliament to pass, and she has little chance of winning concessions from Europe.
There's also little chance that mining jobs will make a major comeback, since automation has been the biggest driver of job losses there.
But it has little chance in the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-KY, has routinely denounced efforts to unmask donors' identities.
Even with little chance Donald Trump is removed as president, Normand says impeachment could still be significant for the market in other ways.
"There's a very little chance that a long-term FISA reauthorization has support of the overall conference," said House Freedom Caucus leader Rep.
Mr Singh's party has little chance of forming a government, but a split in the centre-left vote could usher the Conservatives in.
We worry that people will go through expensive and potentially painful tests and interventions that have little chance of changing the ultimate outcome.
The legislation has little chance of becoming law, and experts have raised doubts about whether it could be enforced even if it did.
He pulled out of the deal last January, although it already had little chance of securing congressional approval even before he took office.
France, who two days ago were hot favourites for the Grand Slam and their first title in a decade, now have little chance.
The most combustible Tea Party town halls were confrontations with Democrats, like Doggett, whose positions on the A.C.A. stood little chance of changing.
If the family business were medicine or construction, there would be little chance of a kindergartner wielding a scalpel or shingling a roof.
Although once seen as a possible transition figure after nearly two decades of socialist rule, Falcon, 56, has little chance of defeating Maduro.
Cards' Martinez dominates Padres with 33-hit shutout SAN DIEGO — With Carlos Martinez in the right mindset, the San Diego Padres had little chance.
Opinion polls suggest the liberal opposition, which Navalny represents, has little chance of fielding a candidate capable of unseating Putin, who enjoys high ratings.
Polls see little chance of the Socialists recovering enough to contest the election robustly after five years of unpopular rule by President Francois Hollande.
Democrats, he says, favour independent commissions in states they have little chance of winning, but are not urging change on states they comfortably control.
He has little chance of winning anyway, but his campaign might raise issues, such as the islands transfer, that Mr Sisi would rather avoid.
Mr Cox has little chance in November, but his presence gives Republicans an incentive to go to the polls and vote for downballot candidates.
It would take a massive effort with tons of people involved, and yet there would be very little chance of actually altering the outcome.
Mr Ibrahim and his fellow activists are turning to the German judiciary because there is little chance that their torturers will be prosecuted elsewhere.
But there is little chance of that happening in America where airlines often treat human passengers, let alone furry or feathered ones, so poorly.
There's little chance of passing major legislation in this divided Congress, so the Trump administration is focused on deregulatory efforts through the executive branch.
Financial markets see little chance of a rates rising this year while it remains unclear on what terms Britain will leave the European Union.
There is little chance of those cuts becoming real, as presidential budgets are rarely enacted by the U.S. Congress, which controls federal purse strings.
Lindsey Graham, a Republican who has backed the President's last two Supreme Court nominees, but signaled there's very little chance he'd do so now.
Opinion polls suggest the liberal opposition, which Navalny represents, have little chance of fielding a candidate capable of unseating Putin, who enjoys high ratings.
And many in the market say there will be little chance of closing the gap now unless there is some correction in commodity prices.
It also implies little chance of an easing for some months to come, though any thought of a hike has also been priced out.
Think of it this way: If we don't clean up the world's electric grid, we have little chance of stopping global warming either way.
"Honestly, my first thought when I saw the shark was, 'There's very little chance for me to beat him,'" Phelps said during the show.
In the company of more moderate parties, the argument goes that Labour would have little chance of getting its most radical plans through Parliament.
Because of that, there's little chance the big tech companies will be broken up anytime soon, despite the political pressure on them, he said.
A spokesman for Guatemala's firefighters, said that once it reaches 72 hours after the eruption, there will be little chance of finding anyone alive.
The legislation, which would give Mueller and other special counsels the ability to challenge their firing in court, has little chance of becoming law.
Widely seen as an election-year initiative with little chance of becoming law, the proposal could help drive Republican voter enthusiasm in the Nov.
His previous attempt to raise the federal minimum wage stalled in Congress, and the measure has little chance of passing the GOP-controlled Senate.
He thought there was little chance that the injuries were caused by a drug or a toxin, which would probably have left detectable traces.
While the legislation could move through the House, it has little chance of passing the Senate, where Republicans hold a slim 51-49 majority.
But they also have about a small army of centers, a dearth of outside shooting and, barring miracles, little chance of making the playoffs.
Only one other possible candidate has entered the race, Khaled Ali, a human rights lawyer leading a protest campaign with little chance of success.
Although it has little chance of being enacted as written, the plan would add $7 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years.
"And if one of them is the abuser, there's very little chance that you can successfully stay in graduate school while outing that person."
Facing a downhill chip, there seemed little chance Watson could stop his ball from rolling well beyond the hole — unless he hit the pin.
Democrats, who control the House, immediately announced the budget proposal dead on arrival, and many of its ideas stand little chance of passing Congress.
The budget has little chance of passing in its current form, but it does offer a preview of the president's re-election campaign priorities.
There is little chance that the budget proposals put forward by the Trump administration and the Senate Budget Committee could prevail in the House.
Many Afghan women have little chance to attend school; some are child laborers and about a third are married off while they are teenagers.
All of which suggests there is very little chance she did not know what she was doing with that "I really don't care" coat.
"The doctors who treated me said I have little chance of regaining (my) sight as three pellets had seriously damaged my eye," he said.
Kevin Draper: No complicated analysis needed on the goal: That was a disaster for Uruguay, and leaves them with little chance of a comeback.
And their story line is preordained: A forced confession, a show trial, a sentence to years of hard labor with little chance of appeal.
In previous cases, Justice Department indictments against Chinese nationals were largely symbolic, since there was little chance the Chinese government would turn them over.
For years, Republicans in Congress railed against debt and deficits and put forward budgets that sought to balance, albeit with little chance of enactment.
The measure has little chance of moving further, as Senate Democrats — tapping the power of the filibuster — blocked a similar Republican resolution on Wednesday.
He suggested there was little chance that the occupiers might be willing to broker some sort of accord with UNAM to end the occupation.
Both sides say they are open to negotiations, but trade experts see little chance of averting the duties — at least in the short run.
But trans advocates say there is little chance a different name would allow someone to hide from law enforcement or employers running background checks.
As wary nations close their borders to migrants, policy makers see little chance that refugee protections will be expanded to cover the climate's casualties.
That's Andrew Yang territory, which is another way of saying she had little chance of actually winning the nomination, much less beating Donald Trump.
"Everything that I track really says there's very little chance of us going into a recession any time in the near future," Stone said.
"In retrospect, there was very little chance of me winning that race," Obama, then a US senator, told The New York Times in 2007.
Other candidates in the 2020 field seem to be realizing that sometimes it's best to go home when you have little chance of winning.
The bill, written by Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, and Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, stands little chance of becoming law.
Mr. Weld's announcement offers a glimmer, but I see little chance that conservatives disillusioned with President Trump will revive NeverTrump as an actual movement.
Activists have asked people in China to propose amendments to a draft civil code en masse, though have admitted they see little chance of success.
A wolverine (Michigan) is vicious, yes, but we're not talking about the X-Men so there's little chance against a damn grizzly bear (Montana). See?
The clouds carried little rain and offered little chance of a break from the bone-dry conditions plaguing the region, the National Weather Service said.
The proposal, drafted by Trump's son-in-law and senior White House adviser Jared Kushner, has little chance of being approved by the divided Congress.
Traders said there is little chance any new floating storage would surface in the near term, taking out yet another potential outlet for oil demand.
If the previous cases are any indication, there's little chance the hackers blamed for the Equifax breach will be apprehended by U.S. officials anytime soon.
Buyout fund Apollo submitted a first-round bid, but is viewed as having little chance against any bid from a Polish bank, the sources said.
The measures have little chance of succeeding, as a dual class share structure gives Zuckerberg and other insiders control of about 58% of the votes.
There is little chance of that, however: if this year's events show nothing else, it's that London and Washington remain strangely fascinated with each other.
Fiorina appears to have little chance of winning in Iowa, which has shown greater affinity for Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
The measures had little chance of succeeding, as a dual class share structure gives Zuckerberg and other insiders control of about 58% of the votes.
Durbin's bill has 19 cosponsors, none of whom are Republicans, which means for now it faces little chance of movement in the Republican-led Senate.
In addition to the monetary policy shifts, which now see little chance of a rate hike or cut this year, there are fiscal policy questions.
The latest finger-pointing in Congress indicated there was little chance lawmakers would cut short their seven-week summer break to vote on Zika funding.
While some doubt the strong trend in blue chips will continue, many analysts see little chance for a major downturn in stocks with solid fundamentals.
Still, these are numbers on a program that Mr. Sanders, even if he made it to the White House, would have little chance of enacting.
The newspaper said the advisory council had warned there was little chance of a sufficiently deep agreement being concluded by the planned 2019 exit date.
Though they have little chance of collecting repayment from the original borrowers, they take possession of the collateral—almost always property—at knock-down prices.
While mutual masturbation over a video chat holds its own risks, like catfishing or blackmail, there's little chance of any physical danger in these meetups.
But paying fealty to left-of-centre slogans that stand little chance of becoming law may be the price of running in the Democratic primary.
A spokesman for Guatemala&aposs firefighters, said that once it reaches 72 hours after the eruption, there will be little chance of finding anyone alive.
Fed funds futures, however, currently suggest investors see virtually no chance of a rate hike in March and little chance of any increase this year.
"Once [a company's] intellectual property is stolen, there is little chance of recovering it," Holland added, primarily because the material is so easy to replicate.
Republicans have a solid hold in the gerrymandered districts where the electorate is blood red and where there is little chance of a Democrat succeeding.
Faced with the unreason of corrosively competitive "tribes" — both states and sub-states — our nation stands little chance of achieving any sustained level of security.
Their troubles in Honduras deepened after Orfa separated from the children's father, leaving her with no source of income and little chance of finding work.
Still, while doubling down would be an easy plan to sell to the American people, it would have little chance of changing North Korea's behavior.
And even some Villaraigosa supporters privately now give him little chance of overcoming Cox, who was also boosted among Republicans by an endorsement from Trump.
By then, an override of Obama's promised veto seemed like a sure thing, and the White House knew it had little chance of stopping it.
With a tougher schedule and better quarterbacks on the horizon, there's little chance the Patriots can keep scoring at the rate they have thus far.
And there has been a consensus among some top Republicans that Strange has little chance to win as a write-in, these sources say. Sen.
Our financial columnist says that because of China's gains in the global economic system, Mr. Trump has little chance of winning a possible trade war.
The House on Wednesday approved a $1 trillion spending package that would repeal the 2001 AUMF, though the bill stands little chance of becoming law.
Trump's economic advisers have hurriedly tried to tamp down those fears, saying there's little chance -- or even legal standing -- for the President to fire Powell.
When all the ballots are counted and the results announced, the rhetoric will not stop and voters will have little chance to catch their breath.
The theory behind the rule, which is a factor in accreditation, is that schools should not be accepting students who have little chance of succeeding.
Once confronted Friday morning by the Sunrise Movement activists, Feinstein remained adamant that the resolution was flawed and had little chance of passing the Senate.
He tells me there is now no room for the small-scale producers, saying local companies have little chance of getting into big retail stores.
Although Le Brun's submission stood little chance of securing her the title of a history painter, it nonetheless testified to her ambition and dogged determination.
But independently, T-Mobile and Sprint will continue to have far fewer subscribers than Verizon and AT&T, and little chance of closing the gap.
"You could swim here," he told me, but with the roar of the ocean in my ears, there was little chance I'd be doing that.
A state-run Chinese paper said this week that there's little chance the government would deliberately harm Americans by cutting off the flow of antibiotics.
Purdue lost, 49-35, to Iowa on Saturday to fall to 3-3 on the season, with little chance to reach bowl eligibility this year.
Mr. Trump outlined a hard-line immigration proposal that had little chance of passing, but refocused attention on the most incendiary issue of his presidency.
There is little chance that it will be able to settle those cases quickly, and it is possible that the settlements will bankrupt the organization.
With the majority of businesses from mechanics to restaurants forced to down tools, tenants can feel safe that there is little chance of being replaced.
They reunited on the Trump campaign in 2015, at a time when Mr. Trump was widely believed to have little chance of winning the presidency.
There is a natural belief that because the House is focused so completely on impeachment that there is little chance of anything else getting done.
As a result, a charged employee had little chance of prevailing on the facts if Mueller subjectively believed there was some other basis for dismissal.
And there is little chance that the decreases will reverse: Studies routinely find that once a natural decrease begins, it is unlikely to reverse itself.
A Trump administration official, however, said Friday that there's little chance that criticism from Meadows, Jordan or other congressional Republicans would pressure Sessions to resign.
PwC sees little chance of "Medicare for All" proposals, which would put private health insurers out of business, becoming law — even if a Democrat wins.
With little chance that its supporters could deliver on threats to storm the Gaza fence this week, the protests were largely about winning international sympathy.
If previous trends hold (and they don't always) and Trump continues to be this unpopular, Republicans, simply put, have very little chance holding the House.
Should the GOP-majority Senate go forward with Kaine and Durbin's bill, it has very little chance of becoming law, as it requires Trump's signature.
He could prepare for direct missile strikes on the launch sites, which Mr. Obama also considered, but there is little chance of hitting every target.
Little chance that our president has read that book or even understands the message about wars beginning with a spark that grows out of control.
Official data regularly show Canada has little chance of meeting its climate change goals of reducing emissions by 30 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.
The bill has little chance of becoming law, as various Republican lawmakers from states reliant on lower-skilled immigrant labor have spoken out against it.
But these are also states where Hillary Clinton won by a landslide last November, and where President Trump stands little chance of prevailing in 2020.
The Democrats' efforts at first seemed to stand little chance, given efforts to stifle them by the administration and the Republicans who control the Senate.
He was given little chance of survival, and when he beat those odds, doctors told him he would never walk or breathe on his own.
The move angered farmers, who said the cut came so late in the season that they had little chance but to continue producing at a loss.
The banks, whose names have not been disclosed, are expected to accept it as they would little chance otherwise of recovering their loans, analysts have said.
His run is also a warning to Pelosi and other members of the Democrats' House leadership team that younger lawmakers feel they little chance of advancement.
Corporate America's huge advantage in campaign contributions and lobbying explains why many worker-friendly measures that have overwhelming public support stand little chance of being enacted.
Tough rhetoric aside, the bill has little chance of making it through the House and Senate with margins big enough to overcome a certain presidential veto.
"Until the election, I think there's little chance of a political solution to this grave American moral failing," the couple wrote on their Facebook fundraiser page.
The bill to establish the independent commission has little chance of going anywhere as Republicans control Congress, and the CHC is made up entirely of Democrats.
ALTHOUGH widely believed to have consulted fortune-tellers, President Yahya Jammeh surely foresaw little chance of an upset in the elections in Gambia on December 1st.
Activists have asked people in China to propose amendments to a draft civil code en masse, though they have admitted they see little chance of success.
Contracts tied to the Federal Reserve's policy rate continue to price in little chance of any action on U.S. interest rates for much of this year.
America's massive student debt problem is slowly getting better, but thousands who took on big loans then never graduated have little chance of escaping the morass.
There is now little chance now of saving the treaty, whose demise will weaken U.S. and allied security and free Russia to deploy intermediate-range missiles.
Palomarez, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce head, said he believes Trump has little chance of improving his numbers with Latino voters after his latest immigration speech.
His candidacy has gained more traction than expected, not least thanks to popular soup handouts, but he is still seen as having little chance of success.
There's little chance they'll be interested in putting a dollar figure on how much that data — the core of their business — is actually worth to them.
Without Republican co-sponsors, the measure stands little chance of passage, but if it picks up support, it could help pave the way for future legislation.
Three Democratic senators who oppose abortion remain in office — all are up for election this year, though their primary opponents have little chance of unseating them.
In fact, there's little chance Microsoft would've swapped its traditional USB port for Type-C; Microsoft's business customers simply rely too heavily on the former port.
In 2015, the corporation paid $200 million in a settlement after an investigation into its recruiting tactics of enrolling students who had little chance of succeeding.
OPEC's first oil output cuts since 2008 take effect next week, but analysts see little chance members of the producer group will stick to their quotas.
Warren would represent the "sacrificial lamb" theory that recognizes with little chance of getting someone confirmed, the process should be used to highlight the political stakes.
There's very little chance that Congress could pass an economy-wide tax on carbon dioxide emissions in the near term, President Obama's top energy adviser said.
As long as the reasonable-doubt standard reigns, however, there is little chance another mysterious death in a police van would send an officer to prison.
Weather forecasters say they can expect a dry and sunny weekend with little chance of the rain that can turn the site into a mud-bath.
And social workers say many local residents stand little chance of landing well-paying jobs at Apple, mostly because of a lack of high-tech skills.
The aggressive agendas on health care and voting rights House Democrats are readying have little chance of being approved by the Republican Senate or President Trump.
Official data regularly shows that Canada has little chance of meeting its climate change goals of reducing emissions by 30 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.
He has said that he did encourage some students to transfer, but that it was in their best interest because they had little chance of graduating.
"There is little chance exports in June can grow," said Yeh Maan-Tzwu, director of the statistics department with the finance ministry, which issued the data.
Unlike the heavily regulated offline media in the country, the internet had allowed anyone to disseminate information and express critical opinions with little chance of punishment.
He managed to pull it off, but there's little chance Shirriff is going to be able to enjoy an early retirement from his most recent hack.
That lawsuit, however, has been panned by a wide array of legal experts who say it makes an unorthodox argument that has little chance of succeeding.
With midterms coming up, there's little chance of new legislation, and historically privacy scandals tend to lead to lots of intense outrage but not systemic change.
The Cardinal's problems at quarterback, as well as the 03-20 final score, suggest that it had little chance to win the game under any circumstances.
In truth, there seems very little chance that the tide now moving in Sanders's favor will be strong enough to tug the nomination away from Clinton.
As Mr. Philbrick's associates became convinced there was little chance of recovering their money directly from him, they looked for other ways to be made whole.
The feuding between Strange and Brooks has given Moore, once considered a far-out long shot with little chance of winning a Senate race, an opening.
There is little chance that Steve Smith, the Australia captain and one of the finest players in the country's history, will win that award anytime soon.
In the Senate, at least about a dozen Democratic votes would be needed to approve the measure, and there was little chance that those would materialize.
In 2015, the corporation paid $200 million in a settlement after an investigation into its recruiting tactics of enrolling students who had little chance of succeeding.
Harry, who as the sixth in line to the throne has little chance of being king, and his bride broke many traditions on their big day.
As is evident in the polls, Trump has the support of a minority of voters and little chance of winning a majority of the popular vote.
At just 463 years old, Ball developed a groundbreaking treatment for leprosy -- a disease which previously had little chance of recovery and forced victims into exile.
In March, Senator Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin Democrat, introduced legislation that would restrict companies' ability to buy back stock, though the bill has little chance of passing.
There's simply very little chance that a ton of Android apps will be customized for the Duo's dual screens for launch, but that hopefully won't matter.
For now, Hotstar's growth is subsidized by Star's traditional television services, and Shankar sees little chance of the former overtaking the latter in the foreseeable future.
Yet even as housing advocates voiced concern over the news Monday that Trump would nominate him, they conceded that there's little chance of thwarting his confirmation.
Both the House and Senate resolutions to prohibit military attacks on Iran have little chance of restricting the ability of the executive branch to do so.
The proposal, Obama's costliest to date, includes a litany of long-shot progressive ideas that have little chance of becoming law in the Republican-controlled Congress.
There is little chance the TCU report will result in any punishment for organizers as most of the spending for the games, which run from Aug.
In earlier times, if such a message did happen to find its way to a recipient, there was little chance that the sender would ever know.
And television executives like Roone Arledge, who had revolutionized sports coverage at ABC, told Mr. Evey that an operation like ESPN had little chance of succeeding.
So far, there's little chance that increased pressure on offshore dollar repayment could trigger a broader crisis, but the situation should be closely monitored for spillover threats.
The bill has little chance of becoming law, as it would likely be ignored in the Senate and almost certainly would not be signed by the president.
Apple CEO Tim Cook ripped into Qualcomm in an interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer Tuesday, leaving little chance of a settlement in the companies' ongoing legal battle.
But there's little chance of the current estimate falling by the $7 million it would take to leave Marvel's latest in second place for one more day.
Trump denied that the new tax-cut proposal, which has little chance of passing anytime soon, was in response to negative perceptions of the first tax law.
Poland's Supreme Audit Office said in April that despite the aid and some improvement in performance, LOT had little chance of survival without finding an outside investor.
May's prospects for getting her deal through - and indeed for surviving as prime minister - are worsening and investors see little chance of the impasse being broken soon.
And the new plan stands little chance of being passed in the Senate, where moderate Republicans like Senator Susan Collins of Maine are likely to reject it.
Today, millions — more likely billions — of digitized documents are sitting on servers with little chance of anyone being able to search their contents without physically reading them.
The $15 minimum wage bill stands little chance of passing in a Republican-controlled Congress, but could put pressure on GOP lawmakers to stand up for workers.
Political analysts have dismissed the rumors, saying there is little chance Clinton, 69, would seek de Blasio's office after coming so close to winning the White House.
" He explained that because the local cinema only shows films for three days at a time, there'd be little chance of her being "mobbed in the street.
They make a very good one, a very large one, and I plan on a long nap after this, so there's little chance of bad decision-making.
Indictments could be largely symbolic since there is little chance anyone targeted in Russia linked to Moscow's intelligence services will ever stand trial in the United States.
It looked rather different to women with little chance of a career beyond the typists' pool, or to African-Americans forced to the back of the bus.
So purchasing managers in the currency union were at their least optimistic for almost four years, suggesting little chance of improvement as 2018 draws to a close.
So reducing animal flatulence might actually do some good — especially in India, where there is little chance of cutting back the use of fossil fuels anytime soon.
Such a proposition would stand little chance if the accession process was simultaneously taken off the table, so it would initially have to run parallel to it.
As a result, any self-interested investment the rich make in their own communities has little chance of "spilling over" to benefit middle‐ and low-income families.
She went on to elaborate that there's little chance of the Balenciaga bag being mistaken for the sampheng and vice versa because the materials are obviously different.
I don't want to know what Cleveland fans think but there's little chance I'll escape reminders about Cleveland's 6-0 win over the Cubs in Game 1.
The proposal has little chance of passing through the GOP-controlled Senate but has given Democrats an economic issue to rally around ahead of the 2020 elections.
The proposal, which is buried at the end of Walmart's annual proxy filing, has little chance of passing as the founding family, owns a majority of shares.
Trump himself on Wednesday appeared to give it little chance of success, even as he repeated his demands that Democrats fund a wall on the Mexican border.
The centrist had little chance of reaching the May 7 runoff between the top two contenders, given the 5-6 percent that pollsters expect him to win.
The December-to-May dry season usually intensifies clashes and there is little chance of peace talks to end the war, diplomats and analysts said last month.
The former first lady had at times portrayed Sanders as a left-wing demagogue, issuing grand promises that, she argued, had little chance of coming to fruition.
Modi's challengers failed because technocrats adopting a few nationalist talking points stand little chance against a right-wing leader adept at channeling a nation's rage and resentment.
I was once certain that this wouldn't happen, because it would require too many candidates to stay in for too long with too little chance at victory.
If an artist didn't have a record deal, there was very little chance they would have the opportunity to record any of their songs in a studio.
This may sound nonsensical, since with Democrats controlling the House and Republicans holding only a slim Senate majority, there's little chance that Congress collectively OKs the wall.
While the president's stance has emboldened some conservative allies, other Republicans have grown exasperated with what they believe is a gambit that has little chance of success.
But he also suggested he intends to stay in the race to keep leverage over Clinton, despite having little chance of unseating her as the Democratic nominee.
Several strategists say there is little chance the euro zone's third-largest economy will move to leave the single currency, creating a continent-wide crisis of confidence.
A tooth stored in the right type of liquid can be successfully replanted up to an hour later, but a desiccated tooth has little chance of surviving.
It was typical of the way opponents have tried to handle Kershaw this month: With little chance of bunching hits together, they simply try to swing big.
There's little chance it will be a phenomenon like "Black Panther," Mr. Nagenda said, but that film — and the marketing lessons it taught — may unlock new theatergoers.
That led her to Wendy Gooditis, then a candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates who had $700 in campaign money and very little chance to win.
Weather officials said they did not expect a reprieve from the hot and windy conditions fanning the fires until Wednesday and there is little chance of rain.
With Kaepernick seemingly having little chance of playing in the N.F.L. again, Geragos was eager to try to portray him as something more than a football player.
People who work to provide emergency accommodation for homeless people said they stood little chance of finding stable public housing unless social workers advocated on their behalf.
It also underscored the belief that the Spurs, who hemorrhaged healthy bodies throughout the playoffs, had little chance against the most talent-laden teams in N.B.A. history.
When Mr. Nadab reached the hospital, doctors told him that his cousins had already died and that his 22-year-old brother had little chance of surviving.
But Hammond still stands little chance of meeting the budget deficit reduction target for the current financial year which his predecessor, George Osborne, set out in March.
Congress has never adopted the proposal to end the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program for new borrowers and there's little chance it will be accepted this year.
There's little chance of a stock market slide anytime soon essentially because investors are so worried that one might be coming, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis.
The path from struggle to resolution is so well worn, albeit not often in an immigrant Korean milieu, that there is little chance of surprise or adventure.
This had the knock-on effect of crowding the market and making it so that other games with non-licensed narratives had little chance of standing out.
And as with his proposed budget, which has little chance of getting enacted, Trump's attempts to roll back climate regulations may just be an extreme opening bid.
Officials have said that if the missing plane went down in the cold, rough waters, there was little chance that the two people aboard were still alive.
Even if federal prosecutors in the United States were to pursue a criminal case, there is little chance that Mr. Ghosn would be detained awaiting his trial.
And now there is little chance that the outstanding DACA issue will be resolved this week as part of a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
Mr. Ghosn criticized a manage-by-consensus approach during a videotaped statement last week, suggesting that the alliance would have little chance of success with diffuse leadership.
Doctors may be willing to provide treatments that have little chance of working — and, in the process, increase your expenses and suffering, said McClanahan of Life Planning Partners.
While Trump has little chance of attracting more LGBTQ voters, Clinton could potentially alienate straight voters from his campaign who are scared of being labeled homophobic or transphobic.
"If the U.S. imposes new tariffs, expect the same from Mexico on U.S. agricultural products that will have little chance of finding new markets quickly," the group wrote.
We fully recognize that our economic plan cannot be successful without a political agreement, just as a political agreement would have little chance without an effective economic plan.
She is undoubtedly having a moment, and her innovative new work for The Dump Is Full of Images indicates there is little chance of her work becoming stale.
Perry said Favorov told him he was concerned about the nature of the offer, likening it to a shakedown of management that also had little chance of success.
Edgar was able to drop hard blows while Rodriguez had no space to shoulder crawl back through, and little chance to attack submissions or even up kick effectively.
"We see little chance that an ugly set of inflation figures will change the government's — and, crucially, President Erdogan's — stance on interest rates," Tuvey of Capital Economics said.
You stand very little chance of seeing an American car on a Japanese road, but if you do, there is a good chance it is a Jeep Wrangler.
After the Yellen speech, the market was assigning very little chance of a hike this summer — just a 4 percent probability for June and 31 percent for July.
For its 2m people, whose GDP per head runs at not much more than $1,000 a year, there are few jobs and little chance of leaving the strip.
Only 12 Americans have ever stepped foot on our moon, and given NASA's recent budget constraints, there's little chance we'll be sending anyone up there again anytime soon.
It's an idea that probably has little chance of making it to production, but it looks far more exciting than most embedded or bolted-on rear-seat displays.
Fewer first-order crises Fourth, the kinds of crises America faces today offer little chance for much heroic action of the kind the nation witnessed in years past.
If your company isn't willing to pay to turn up the thermostat in the winter, there's little chance it will be willing to pay for more fire insurance.
Mr Zelaya has little chance of winning, but he has made it harder for Mr Nasralla to defeat the incumbent in an election that has just one round.
But few students would be happy to pay more to ensure that dons receive the sort of generous retirement payments they have little chance of ever seeing themselves.
But while China will likely talked about at length when the ECB meets on Thursday, financial markets are pricing in little chance that the Bank cuts interest rates.
On Tuesday, France said there was little chance of securing a free trade deal for financial services that would provide the degree of access sought by the sector.
Two anxious weeks later, when she learned she'd been granted the visa, Najla had little chance to celebrate—her flight to the U.S. was scheduled two days hence.
But she was given little chance of reaching the last eight against the hard-hitting American youngster, a semi-finalist last year when she pushed Serena Williams hard.
You'll hear plenty about DACA in the coming days but the reality is there's very little chance they'll agree on a DACA bill in the next 10 days.
While ratings agencies see little chance of either country going bust, it now costs over a third more to insure against a Gallic default than a British one.
But the scattershot nature of user complaints means video creators have little chance to get a feel for what kind of videos might trigger a violation in practice.
So why bother going to all the rigmarole of working out a restructuring plan, engaging the directors and then going public if there was little chance of success?
Moreover, a large number of those executed are foreigners, who sometimes have little chance to defend themselves in court, for instance because they lack proper facilities for translation.
Other outbreaks — like the one in 2000–2001 in Uganda where 425 people were infected — were short and contained, giving the virus little chance to adapt to humans.
Many elements necessary for a truly viable union were kicked down the road, and ad hoc actions since the Eurocrisis show little chance of fixing the structural inadequacies.
But Mr Ounkeo and observers in Vientiane say there is little chance that Myanmar's opening will be replicated soon in Laos, which resembles Myanmar in its darkest days.
Scientists strongly disagree, warning that the world stands little chance of averting the most dire effects of climate change without ending its reliance on burning coal for energy.
The proposal was to be discussed by the OPCW's decision-making executive council, which was meeting on Tuesday, but had little chance of obtaining sufficient support to pass.
But moderates have bristled at the idea of passing deep cuts that would have little chance of passing the Senate, where it would attract no support from Democrats.
The sausage came in a vacuum pack and had apparently been heat treated, suggesting there is little chance of it being infectious, an official at the ministry said.
N) jets and made clear the company had little chance of winning a much larger contract unless it dropped a trade challenge against Canadian planemaker Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO).
During this time she realized that baobab seedlings had little chance of survival against goats in the area who eat the seeds before they have time to germinate.
But there's little chance the reform debate will finally be centered on the potential effectiveness of various approaches until poor people are no longer shamed for being poor.
Awards show after awards show passed with near-shutouts for the film, which is now nominated for eight Academy Awards, but has little chance of winning Best Picture.
Little chance of meeting US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is also in New York, but played down the possibility of a meeting with his North Korean counterpart.
Ryan Kesler spotted Getzlaf from the opposite corner, and Sharks goalie Martin Jones had little chance as Getzlaf's wrist shot sailed over his left shoulder at 12:59.
He faced campaigning coast-to-coast for Super Tuesday with evaporating funds and little chance of clearing the threshold of 15 percent of votes needed to amass delegates.
The officer's brother, Cédric Beltrame, told RTL that he thought his brother had known he had little chance to survive when he decided to go inside the market.
A similar bill is pending in the Senate, but it has little chance of becoming law ahead of 2020, given the opposition of the Senate leader, Mitch McConnell.
So we drove instead, looking for deserted corners of state parks, an empty greensward near a monastery, anywhere with grass and air and little chance of human contact.
They failed, 200 to 117, but the bitter divisions in the Conservative Party left clear that any version of her agreement stood little chance of ever passing Parliament.
Her son, she said, would stand little chance on the specialized high school exam next fall unless she sent him to tutoring, which will cost close to $2,000.
But the administration may have to convince lawmakers reluctant to take up some of those measures, several of which stand little chance of passing the Democratic-controlled House.
The legislation, to be introduced Tuesday, has little chance of becoming a law, but the effort shows the increased influence of environmental groups in taking on recycling issues.
Now that his mother can no longer breathe for him, there is, the genetic counselor gently tells you, little chance that he will ever breathe on his own.
Or was all of the preparation for naught, given how little chance there has ever been for Republicans to cross their President and vote to undermine his case?
As a candidate, Trump repeatedly blasted the agreement, which was championed by President Barack Obama and had little chance of securing congressional approval even before Trump took office.
"Absent further policy action, I see little chance that unemployment will decline in the foreseeable future," Yellen said at the same September 2012 meeting, according to the transcript.
" There is little chance that the FBI or the Justice Department will heed the president's demand to arrest and jail California Representative Adam Schiff for "treason" and "fraud.
Violence and loud protest have horrified onlookers and it seems there is little chance that Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has the voice to quell the anger.
The markets see very little chance — or none at all — of passing the proposed tax changes as the Republican-controlled legislature keeps turning on its own executive authorities.
But with little chance of a mortal blow, they could leave Mr Trump in place, triumphant simply for having survived, just as the presidential campaign starts heating up. ■
The spending talks also could be threatened by pledges of House Republicans to stop funding Planned Parenthood, a proposition that has little chance of success in the Senate.
In an Oval Office meeting ahead of the vote, Pomeroy showed Obama a poll indicating he had little chance of reelection in North Dakota if he voted yes.
Trump has claimed the deal would pay for his border wall, but an administration official who spoke candidly in recent days said it had little chance of passing.
While individual FTC commissioners are said to be personally close, as a whole the group has had little chance to bond, according to people close to the agency.
So while opposition efforts from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Color of Change, and others are nice from an outreach and awareness standpoint, they have little chance of succeeding.
The legislation is expected to get a vote next week, but many senior Republicans say it has little chance of being passed in the Senate and becoming law.
Related: Investigation Uncovers New Details About How the Paris Terror Attacks Unfolded Molins has warned that Mary's attempts to fight extradition for Adbeslam have little chance of success.
But under Trump's executive order, the federal government now has the greenlight to send more detainees to a place where they will have little chance of ever leaving.
The ceasefire is entirely a creation of a deal they negotiated; if they decide it's over, then there's little chance that regime or opposition forces will abide by it.
While the market is seemingly oversold, strategists see little chance for any bounce in the week ahead, and the focus will remain on Washington's fight over a government shutdown.
But despite income support for those on low incomes, they have little chance of doing better than their parents, according to a study last year by France Strategie www.strategie.gouv.
Mr. Kucinich has emerged as the most persistent threat to Mr. Cordray, the presumed favorite, spooking party officials who fear Mr. Kucinich would stand little chance in the fall.
But like Men in Black: International, this Shaft mistakes frequent, abrupt plot turns for expediency, giving its characters little chance to feel like anything but plug-and-play figures.
The decision to not focus on a string of sweeping new proposals reflects the recognition that Mr. Obama has little chance of securing major legislation from a Republican Congress.
Cities also have little chance of attracting a new professional team to an old stadium; building a glitzy new one is often what it takes to win league approval.
And in a sign that firms see little chance of a turnaround anytime soon, the future output index, which measures optimism, fell to a 54.93-month low of 63.1.
But DeSantis is a staunch conservative -- and some Republicans argue that he'd stand little chance in a general election where he'd have to appeal to swing and moderate voters.
That in turn meant traders were now pricing in about even odds for a December rate hike in the United States, with little chance of a rise before then.
That's because Trump has very little chance to win the White House without Florida, and Clinton has quite a few ways to win even if she loses in Florida.
If they stand still inside his kicking range, he will hoof in the front snap kick to the solar plexus and wind them with little chance of a return.
Modi's move also suggests there is little chance of a thaw in ties even though Pakistan said it hoped to revive talks after elections in India ended in May.
While there's little chance of a US impact, swells from the storm could create dangerous rip currents from the Carolinas north into the weekend, the National Hurricane Center warns.
Polls indicate that there is little chance of any Socialist candidate preventing a run-off next May between conservative Francois Fillon and the far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
Without a huge increase in capacity—let alone literacy rates— Nigeria has little chance of expanding its industry, says Charlie Robertson, an economist at Renaissance Capital, an investment bank.
Even crazier would be if HTC is teasing a Windows 27 Mobile phone, but there's very little chance of that given how little market share Microsoft's mobile platform has.
Russian ambassador Anatoly Antonov was cited by Interfax as saying there was little chance of a trip by Russian lawmakers to the United States before congressional elections in November.
On Monday, German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said he saw little chance of reviving the stalled U.S.-European trade deal known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
The aim should be to convince nationals with little chance of protection, such as Moroccans or Pakistanis, that there is no prospect of moving on if they reach Greece.
Given that Republicans are likely to control the House in 2017, any legislation tied to ObamaCare — let alone to the public option — appears to have little chance of passing.
Prominent critics, including Conservative hardliners and Northern Ireland's DUP, which props up May's government, have refused to back the deal, meaning May has little chance of winning parliament's support.
Igor Luksic, the Montenegrin foreign minister, has little chance of being picked; his campaign is thought to be a profile-raising exercise for another international job down the line.
Passive funds — primarily ETFs — in the same category have attracted $268.1 billion, though investors stand little chance of beating the market with them being that they track market indexes.
Barring an unlikely injury crisis there is little chance Reed will cross paths with Spieth in Australia, with Woods overlooking the former world number one after a poor season.
At the time of Mueller's appointment, I wrote that there is no such crime as collusion and little chance that a collusion-related crime like conspiracy could be established.
There appears to be little chance of that happening, and Mr. Sanders's recent rallies have carried an angrier tone, punctuated with loud boos and insults at mentions of Mrs.
The biggest fear is that the accounts will turn out to be such a mess that Mr Ramljak's efforts to cushion the blow will have little chance of succeeding.
Political experts give O'Rourke, Bullock and Hickenlooper little chance of winning the White House but say they could give GOP incumbents in their states a run for the money.
A person familiar with Trump's thinking said the President was convinced he needed to withdraw from the pact, and there was little chance of talking him out of it.
But another way: Chahal knows Gravity4 has little chance of ever going public due to his personal history, so he's leveraging the ICO craze to bolster its balance sheet.
But Representative Sam Graves, a Missouri Republican, said there is little chance of winning support in the House to hike gasoline taxes, but said a solution must be found.
The decision follows several recent attempts by arts workers to organize for better wages and benefits in an industry notorious for low salaries and little chance of upward mobility.
The bill has little chance of passage — one of the core truths of US politics is that anything that increases voting turnout hurts Republicans, so they inevitably oppose it.
This time, Republicans control them, meaning that any legislation coming out of the Democrat-led House stands little chance of success unless it embraces the views of both parties.
Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama failed to achieve a consensus on immigration policy, and Mr. Trump's proposal has little chance of passing muster with increasingly divided lawmakers.
ULA was left with fewer military contracts and little chance of competing for commercial contracts; its rockets are tens or hundreds of millions of dollars more expensive than SpaceX's.
Health officials said that there was little chance that the infection had spread, but that they would continue to search for anyone who had prolonged contact with the couple.
Mr. Cárdenas's initiative may have little chance of succeeding legally, but its public impact could be considerable at a time when Mexico is being attacked unjustly by President Trump.
If that assumption is right, the Times/Siena poll and others showing Mr. Sanders in the lead include many irregular young voters with little chance of actually showing up.
He changed his affiliation to "Democrat" during the 2016 election as, in truth, a political necessity, since running as an independent for president held little chance of him winning.
Richard Ojeda (D) ended his 85033 presidential campaign Friday, saying it would be difficult to continue to ask people to donate to a campaign with little chance of success.
Some of the procedures, like handwriting analysis and bite-mark comparisons, stood little chance of getting through a scientific review, the judge said, while others, like fingerprinting, probably could.
That strategy has yet to work, and Republicans on Tuesday accused Democrats of pushing a partisan prescription drug bill that has little chance of being signed by Mr. Trump.
The bill has little chance of becoming law given opposition in the Republican-controlled Senate and by President Trump, whose aides issued a veto threat against it this week.
In the face of fears that the U.S. economy's growth spurt may be temporary, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said there's little chance of a recession anytime soon.
Investors currently see the Fed raising rates again in December and little chance of a June hike, according to an analysis of Fed Fund futures by the CME Group.
And so long as the GOP is beholden to Trump and actively helping to make the case for the president, Democrats&apos impeachment push stands little chance of removal.
But many of the recipients had little chance of getting in, especially if they were black, according to a new analysis of the university's admissions data by three economists.
But they have little chance of overturning the Treasury Department's decision, announced in December after an aggressive lobbying campaign by companies controlled by Mr. Deripaska, without overwhelming bipartisan support.
Sherrod Brown (OH), the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, which gives it more heft, even though it stands little chance of passing in a Republican-dominated Congress.
But he had little chance of stopping Burakovsky's shot on the rush 2 minutes 40 seconds into the game, or Backstrom's power-play tap-in in the third period.
The decision follows several recent attempts by arts workers to organize for better wages and benefits in an industry notorious for low salaries and little chance of upward mobility.
Therefore, if women get pregnant several weeks after getting bitten by a Zika-infected mosquito, researchers believe there would be little chance of transmitting the virus to a baby.
Right now, however, to judge by the mood at last week's conference, there is little chance of any would-be restart sourcing sufficient carbon anode to re-energise its potlines.
The EIA said on Tuesday shale production alone will hit a record 8.4 million bpd next month, suggesting little chance of a near-term slowdown in overall U.S. crude output.
But that plan has little chance on Capitol Hill and has been dismissed by even Republican lawmakers as more of a statement of principles than legislation intended to become law.
He said stocks currently reflect little chance of a trade deal so there could be a bounce once it's clear which way the meeting between Trump and Xi is going.
SocGen expects overall profitability to improve in 27, but there was little chance of hitting a key target of 27%-7% return on tangible equity (ROTE) it had previously set.
SocGen expects overall profitability to improve in 27, but there was little chance of hitting a key target of 27%-7% return on tangible equity (ROTE) it had previously set.
"Once Hillary [Clinton] gets elected, people ... are going to breathe a sigh of relief, " she said, noting she sees very little chance of GOP candidate Donald Trump winning the election.
When Oracle filed a protest in August with the Government Accountability Office (GAO) that the Pentagon's $10 billion JEDI RFP process was unfair, it probably had little chance of succeeding.
Inspired by Kent's work, a later study asked 23 NATO officers to assign actual numbers to terms like "probably", "almost certain", "little chance", "unlikely", and other words of estimated probability.
"At this level, there's very little chance of capital appreciation," Suresh Tantia, a senior investment strategist at Credit Suisse, said on Thursday at a briefing of the bank's investment outlook.
Studies have shown that unless massive cuts to greenhouse gas emissions are made worldwide beginning in the next few years, there may be little chance of meeting the Paris target.
Like Nixon, there is little chance that Trump will change in any fundamental way, and he will continue to engage in the kind of behavior that further erodes his standing.
The CNBC Fed Survey sees little chance for a hike at May's two-day meeting, which begins Tuesday, but an 2150 percent chance that the Fed will hike in June.
The CNBC Fed Survey sees little chance for a hike at May's two-day meeting, which begins Tuesday, but an 86 percent chance that the Fed will hike in June.
Unless his current conviction is overturned, he faces little chance of returning, anyone jailed for over three months is barred from standing for office in Hong Kong for five years.
They were calling for community, not because it's good for the soul but because without it there's little chance we'll become efficient enough in our use of energy or materials.
A wave of House GOP retirements is creating headaches for party leaders and suggesting Republicans see little chance of winning back the chamber in 21625 after losing it last year.
The Buccaneers will need all the points they can get because their defense stands little chance of mimicking New England's success at slowing down Palmer & Co. Pick: Cardinals 1 p.m.
The House and Senate have both passed funding to combat the Zika virus, but there appears to be little chance Republicans will reach a deal before the Memorial Day recess.
Sanders backed de Blasio's call for a tax hike on city residents earning more than $500,000 a year, a measure with little chance of passing the state legislature in Albany.
Because of the influence of industry and environmental groups and their deep disagreements over the issue, the legislation was given little chance for success when lawmakers began work last year.
Onstage they have had little chance to dance together, since Mr. Polunin, who has been little seen in the United States, hasn't yet been welcomed back at the Royal Ballet.
Investors also expect easier policy from the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England while markets price in little chance of any hike in U.S. interest rates this year.
Given the amount of public support and political pressure, there's very little chance the US Women don't emerge with pay equal to the US men in short order through arbitration.
Besides, you stand little chance of success in an age of high-frequency trading and mountains of real-time information being absorbed by big traders every second of the day.
The bill has little chance of making it through the Republican-controlled Senate, given that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has called himself the "grim reaper" of Democratic legislation.
He knew there would be little chance of retaking the Senate in 2018, given how few Republican seats would be at risk, and instead turned his attention toward the House.
Yet so deeply rooted is the loathing of the Rohingya in Buddhist-majority Myanmar that there seems to be little chance that even the sternest sanctions would halt the persecution.
The measure had little chance of success in the closely divided Senate, but McConnell may have brought it to a vote in part to get Democrats on record opposing it.
Too often, public servants answer to special interests like the N.R.A. and the Koch brothers out of fear of facing well-funded primary challengers they have little chance of beating.
As much as 70 percent of his crop, planted across five acres in a pine forest, had been affected, he estimated, and there was little chance he could salvage it.
And there seems little chance of that: The foreign secretary has long been unpopular with many of his colleagues in Parliament, and his recent behavior has only made matters worse.
Delay can be a workaround when an election still needs to be held, he says, but this one does not, since Mr. Sanders now stands very little chance of winning.
There's very little chance Walsh will even raise enough money to fund any sustained TV ad campaign -- either nationally or in an early state like Iowa or New Hampshire. 2.
All except the former judge, who is given little chance of winning, have embraced the strict framework the Chinese government imposed in 2014 for changes to Hong Kong's election rules.
" Critics, he added, ignore that there was little chance of a peace deal, believing that "it is irrelevant that Saigon would have walked away without intervention by the Nixon campaign.
Not that Lebanese officials necessarily see it that way: Mr. Ghosn's supporters here believe he had little chance of a fair trial in Japan, with its 99 percent conviction rate.
Senate Republicans say that if Moore insists on staying in the race, they have little chance of finding another candidate who could win the race with a write-in campaign.
But typical members have little chance to build in-house knowledge on policy issues, and as matter of economic necessity skilled staffers have to be looking for their next job.
Whether those groups will still wear its mantle, especially if Baghdadi is captured or killed, is an open question, but there seems little chance they will soon end their campaigns.
There's little chance of any major character dying in the premiere, simply because everyone's pretty far away from each other, and no one's engaging with the White Walker army just yet.
But that individual would have very little chance of winning, and you would also have to know that, by doing this, you are basically guaranteeing that Hillary Clinton will be president.
Will he battle on through California in an attempt to narrow the delegate gap and turn the Democratic National Convention into a bitter battle that he stands little chance of winning?
In the wake of that move, and aware that polls gave them little chance of winning if they stood alone in Umbria, they formed a pact to support a joint candidate.
And doctors commonly overestimate how long the terminally ill will live, making it more likely that they will duck frank conversations, or recommend drastic treatments that have little chance of success.
In the wake of that move, and aware that polls gave them little chance of winning if they stood alone in Umbria, they formed a pact to support a joint candidate.
Montes notes that while there is very little chance that the agencies contacted would be unaware of this event if it took place, it's not completely outside the realm of possibility.
Bruce Rauner of Illinois, a Republican, said that he favored state oversight of the Chicago Public Schools, a measure that stands little chance of passing in a legislature controlled by Democrats.
Syria's moderate Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebels said on Saturday they saw little chance of the new U.S.-Russian peace deal succeeding because Damascus and Moscow would not abide by it.
There's little chance of a deal by next Friday and a strong (as in close to 100%) chance that the current [continuing resolution] will be extended by a week or two.
But it seems like all the talk about Christie being Trump's vice president is just talk: According to a report on NJ.com, Christie has little chance of becoming Trump's running mate.
But he's now widely expected to be shipped off to America's most secure federal lockup, the so-called "Alcatraz of the Rockies" in Florence, Colorado, where there's little chance of escape.
One senior NATO diplomat told Reuters that there was little chance of a breakthrough, particulary as the alliance waits for the U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to take office in January.
It sounds like a far-off fantasy world, the kind of futuristic project that companies trot out to generate press coverage but has little chance of becoming a reality anytime soon.
John Kasich has little chance of topping Donald Trump in the mogul's home state Tuesday, but the Ohio governor believes his record shows why voters should choose him over Ted Cruz.
He predicted that the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal among 12 nations, including Vietnam, that has very little chance of passing Congress before the November election, would someday become law.
" WHAT THIS MEANS FOR THE GOP: "A wave of House GOP retirements is creating headaches for party leaders and suggesting Republicans see little chance of winning back the chamber in 2020.
The backlash following the town hall announcement has been swift, with many arguing Schultz has little chance to win if he did declare and therefore shouldn't be granted a national stage.
While the Iranian military would stand little chance against the U.S. military in a protracted conflict, the Iranian government possesses a range of asymmetric capabilities that could threaten U.S. interests worldwide.
As far as the VP choice, he may end up with an opportunity to opine on the short list, but there is little chance he will get to dictate the choice.
There is little chance, for example, that Beijing policy makers would want a China-Russia-Philippines alliance, said Zhang Baohui, a professor of international relations at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.
Yet many Republican lawmakers and political operatives believe Jordan's relative lack of fundraising prowess gives him little chance to compete against House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, the frontrunner to succeed Ryan.
While Arsenal had the opportunity to make a statement of intent this summer, they have instead made it painfully apparent that they have little chance of competing with their main rivals.
The 61st-ranked Japanese were given little chance of making an impact at the tournament, but their gritty group stage display and last-16 match versus Belgium won over the fans.
They also underscore how, aside from a handful of proposals such as trade and criminal justice reform, there is little chance for Obama to work with Congress in an election year.
If it's a promise the President campaigned on, she knows there's little chance of changing his mind and her most valuable role may be presenting him with alternative points of view.
Germany should not succumb to illusions: large scale joint projects with the Trump government will have little chance for success in policy areas that are central to President Trump's populist agenda.
Among Republicans and Democrats alike, concern also grew that too many nonviolent criminals who were no threat were being imprisoned and given little chance to reform and re-enter mainstream society.
There's little chance that a conservative Supreme Court that appears eager to expand the rights of religious conservatives is going to hold that cases like Espinoza are too hard to decide.
However, Mr. Hamon's strong showing is unlikely to change widespread assessments that left-leaning candidates have little chance of making it into the second round of voting in the general election.
That means there is little chance that Mr. Bloomberg will participate in Democratic primary debates, since candidates have to accumulate a sizable number of individual campaign donors in order to qualify.
Even if the Buccaneers' hot streak carries them to an upset, there is very little chance of the division remaining undecided: Tennessee is good, but not as good as New Orleans.
While there's little chance that such an extreme step will be required this time, there's also little evidence that Mr. Trump is taking the potential threat from the virus seriously enough.
And yet, why do I feel like Warren and Sanders are on the right path, talking up a policy that has so little chance of being enacted in the near term?
Even if it passes, the bill, which includes $1.6 billion to fund President Trump's proposed border wall, has little chance of passage in the Senate, where it would need Democratic support.
Although the No Ban Act has little chance of gaining approval by the GOP-controlled Senate, it has been sponsored by 32 Democrats in the Senate and 63 in the House.
And while the proposals stand little chance of going anywhere in the Democratic-controlled House, they could provide Republicans a road map to talk about climate change on the campaign trial.
The White House and congressional Democrats traded immigration offers futilely over the weekend, according to three sources familiar with the talks, leaving little chance of an immediate deal to protect Dreamers.
There is little chance that John Roberts, having declined to do away with Obamacare when the law faced a reasonable constitutional challenge, will rule in favor of a more implausible attack.
While there's little chance at this point in the election that Trump could attract LGBTQ voters, Clinton could potentially energize millennials in her base by holding the candidate accountable for his views.
Whatever slim chance we had for depth is gone now, since each moderator will cover a range of topics with little chance for a second line of analysis or follow up questions.
There was little chance to celebrate or commiserate with other Cubs fans during the games, though their presence was felt, clumps of royal blue fans letting out yells with each successive run. .
Other members of the EU, which combined has about six times Britain's economic might, called for discussion but indicated there was little chance of fundamental change to the deal May had negotiated.
Although the budget has little chance of passing Congress without large revisions, it reinforces Mr Trump's shift away from the promises of his campaign and towards conventional Republican orthodoxy on policy matters.
Democrats have little chance of bringing about the rumored "blue wave" this year — the first, vital step in preserving our democracy — without fighting fire with fire and upping our own digital game.
And even though his designated successor Hillary Clinton has plenty of policy ideas that would contribute to this vision, there's little chance she'll have the votes in Congress to make it happen.
That means it's highly likely American service members will remain in Syria for a very long time — in harm's way — with little chance of achieving the administration's goal of a deterred Iran.

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