It's an outside chance, but it's still an alarming one.
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Is there anyone beyond that with even an outside chance?
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No one gives him even an outside chance of winning.
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There is an outside chance that could change this year.
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Maybe your team has that crazy outside chance as well.
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Of course, there is the outside chance the ball rebounds upfield.
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Danish Girl There's an outside chance that Johnny Depp could sneak in
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But there's that outside chance, that danger, that something might spark off.
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Her withdrawal gave Konta an outside chance of qualifying for the Oct.
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Britain and Brazil have an outside chance to earn the bronze medal.
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There is an outside chance that the Bucks win 70 games. But.
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"I've got an outside chance, for sure," Palmer said when he was done.
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There remains at least an outside chance, however, that Mueller might say something new.
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If it loses to Japan, there is still an outside chance it would advance.
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The strategists said under a split Congress, there's an outside chance for additional fiscal stimulus.
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Even in the outside chance Tesla is ready, regulators and infrastructure certainly will not be.
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Cillizza: The House model says that there is an outside chance Democrats gain 89 seats.
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Burr pegged it as "an outside chance" the bill would be released before that break.
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"The Americans" had an off season but still felt like an outside-chance possible contender.
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Worse, there is an outside chance they could bring in homegrown players to replace the incumbents.
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And there is still the outside chance that Murdoch relents and sells to Comcast instead of Disney.
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It has an outside chance of hitting the $1 billion milestone by the end of next weekend.
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Vaynerchuk, though, is the rare fan with an outside chance of one day making that dream a reality.
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It's the only show nominated in every single category, and there's an outside chance it wins all seven.
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Yields are not going much higher and — there's an outside chance that they cut before the end of 2019.
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Most polls give them a good shot at capturing the former and an outside chance at taking the latter.
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If you're reporting live from the sideline of a sports game, there's always an outside chance something unexpected might happen.
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He's scheduled to throw another Friday or Saturday and there's an outside chance he could be cleared to pitch Sunday.
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It should hopefully lower production costs, and there's an outside chance that the savings will be passed down to consumers.
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Some of these showers and storms could be intense, with heavy rain and the outside chance of isolated wind damage.
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There was a slim, outside chance I might be able to bump into Jake as he was leaving the building.
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Theon has endured so much suffering that there's an outside chance he'll survive to find some form of inner peace.
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There is an outside chance that a "breakthrough" technology will emerge to replace fossil fuels with a steady source of electricity.
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It's hard to imagine the company updating these, but there's still an outside chance they get a small upgrade or discount.
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And with presidential candidates not competing in Illinois, it gives Kirk an outside chance, especially as he separates himself from Trump.
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And, on the astronomically outside chance that we discover the Borg, you'd want to be a part of that, wouldn't you?
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And in the outside chance any one of these organizations reaches the conference Finals, or beyond, you'll look like a genius.
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Another Democrat who polls suggest has an outside chance of advancing to the November election, John Chiang, is the state treasurer.
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That's a little bit counter conventional wisdom to the idea that Democrats have an outside chance at winning the majority. Why?
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In France, Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front has an outside chance at winning the presidency in May.
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Plus, there was always the outside chance that your school's version of Jordan Catalano would once and for all look your way.
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It might be the most important reminder we have outside Chance the Rapper that teamwork really can make a good thing great.
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The so-called conventional wisdom in the investment community last fall saw the outside chance of a Trump win slamming the stock market.
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"Sure there's still an outside chance that things could go a little crazy, but you're probably looking at somewhere in there," he added.
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Sure, there's an outside chance that scene continues to flourish and top players earn sponsorships and team contracts, but that's not really the point.
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"The kind of people that cause those incidents - there's always the outside chance that they'll try and do something like that again," he said.
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But there is at least an outside chance that the most important rich country—and one of the most unequal—will answer his call.
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Earlier in the day, Raptors coach Nick Nurse said at team's shootaround in San Antonio there was an "outside chance" that Lowry could play.
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With Trump, there was at least some outside chance that this was all an act and in office he would be a reasonable dealmaker.
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Though Democrats face a daunting Senate electoral map, they have an outside chance of gaining enough seats to take a majority in the chamber.
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There is an outside chance that a big audience favorite, "Get Out" will win; though with just four Oscar nominations, it's a long-shot.
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Marine Le Pen is campaigning to be president of France on an anti-European Union platform and is given an outside chance of success.
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Democrats also have an outside chance to flip the state House, where they would need to turn at least nine Republican-held seats blue.
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While the study paints a pretty pessimistic picture, Tokarska said there's still an outside chance humanity could prove itself even more damaging to the planet.
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There is an outside chance the US economy could have lost jobs in October, which would be the first time that happened since September 2010.
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Indonesia is seen doing just that on Friday with some analysts even calling an outside chance of another cut there after last month's surprise easing.
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There is an outside chance that the sample originated on the Moon, the team said, but it's far more likely that it hails from Earth.
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There is an outside chance that all the undecided races break for Democrats, which would limit the Senate GOP majority in 220006 to 2202 seats.
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So how significant are these risks in the eyes of investors and what gauges do financial markets use to measure the outside chance of "Quitaly"?
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Insurance products will be soon to follow that protect designers, operators and the humans that interact with them in the outside chance of an accident.
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There's an outside chance that a lame-duck Senate, fearing that a President Clinton would nominate a more liberal justice, will hold hearings and confirm Garland.
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Cashin predicted last week to CNBC's Bob Pisani that the Fed may not hike in 2019 and there's an outside chance it may have to cut rates.
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Kristalina Georgieva, a Bulgarian national who is currently chief executive officer of the World Bank, has been seen as having an outside chance, according to IMF sources.
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Fourth-placed Norway are on four points and also have an outside chance of reaching the semis ahead of the last round of games in their section.
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Both days should manage to make it into the 50s for high temperatures, with an outside chance we surpass 60 degrees Tuesday with a hint of mugginess.
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"There is an outside chance they get back into phones, somehow, but I am skeptical... I imagine it's probably not the right time for that," said Gownder.
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McCain, he said, even came around to his decision not to run for reelection in 2012 because of the outside chance it might mean more trips to Jerusalem.
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Kristalina Georgieva, a Bulgarian national who is currently chief executive officer of the World Bank, has been seen as having an outside chance, according to some IMF sources.
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While that style led many Commerzbank observers initially to give Zielke only an outside chance of winning the top job, his record at the retail bank is strong.
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And there is still an outside chance that the Polish constitutional court will curb or strike down the law, as both the United States and Israel have urged.
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Reuters polls show they are all expected to hold fire for now although there is an outside chance that Mexico and the Philippines could pull a surprise hikes.
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"It would certainly shake and stir things up if James Bond became Jane Bond, however at this stage it remains an outside chance," said Labrokes spokeswoman Jessica Bridge.
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Earlier in July, Samsung also unveiled its new Exynos 8895 processor, which means there's an outside chance that the Note 8 won't feature a Snapdragon 835 chip at all.
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The model gives Matt Kuchar, the world's 21st-ranked player and one of the PGA Tour's steadiest golfers, an outside chance to try on the green jacket at 2.2%.
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Temperatures are anticipated to surge into the low to middle 60s (with an outside chance of hitting 70) before the cold front sweeps through the area by the evening.
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Jeb Bush, whose older brother George spoke out in favour of universal background checks, pledged to immediately repeal the orders on the very outside chance that he becomes president.
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Some analysts see an outside chance that Iran's hardline leaders might seek an accommodation with the United States, with the prospect of sanctions bringing Iran's economy to its knees.
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Senate Democrats believe they have an outside chance at winning control by holding their seats and picking up Republican-held seats in Nevada, Arizona and Tennessee — and possibly Texas.
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Both days should make it into the upper 50s to mid-60s for high temperatures, with an outside chance of upper 60s Tuesday — and even a hint of mugginess.
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"Dems have a good chance in up to 11 [congressional districts] & an outside chance at a 12th seat in Erie," Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman tweeted about the new map.
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There is also an outside chance that the low-level insurgency could escalate into a broader civil conflict, if enough people join the rebellion and if they get enough arms.
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Deloitte said as a result of this deal, there is an outside chance that the Money League top 30 will feature all 20 Premier League clubs in two years' time.
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There is still an outside chance that Parliament will reassert control of Brexit talks, said Simon Tilford, a Britain and Europe specialist at the Center for European Reform in London.
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"Because Theresa May has now conceded that she will at least put it to a vote in Parliament, there must be an outside chance that it would be reversible," Peel said.
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When the 2018 cycle began, there was not-crazy talk among Republicans that they had an outside chance at controlling 60 seats -- a filibuster-proof majority -- at the start of 2019.
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Split will very likely surpass The Village ($114.2 million) in the next few weeks, and it has an outside chance of catching up to The Last Airbender ($131.8 million) as well.
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Markus Söder, the head of the CDU's Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU) and the CDU's Daniel Günther or Raplhp Brinkhaus are candidates with an outside chance, analysts say.
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As of their most recent analysis, they haven't found any; given the sensitivity of their instruments and their 2-D searching ground, they only ever had an outside chance of doing so.
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IPO observers are optimistic, and with some justification: There is an outside chance 2019 could be an all-time record for initial public offerings, passing even the legendary 1999 and 2000 years.
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There's an outside chance (and highly unlikely) that a distant fire and rescue team may have responded ... but officials who were listening to the scanners that night say they didn't hear anything.
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"I thought there was an outside chance and just started making putts," 36-year-old Molinari told NBC television about his mindset after he had teed off five strokes from the lead.
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Some cybersecurity experts said there is an outside chance the tampering was a probe — an attempt to test security for an eventual effort to gather information on Trump or his business dealings.
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As a result, most economists expect a 6-2 vote to keep rates on hold, with an outside chance of another 5-3 split if Haldane follows through and changes his vote.
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"With a recession still an outside chance but growth remaining lackluster, we continue to prefer equities over fixed-income investments, especially at this late stage of the cycle," noted analysts at Barclays.
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But now Democrat Conor Lamb has an outside chance at winning March 13 special election, thanks to growing energy on the left and a lack of GOP enthusiasm for Republican state Rep.
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Hyde-Smith has generally pulled ahead of Espy in a two-way race, but the Democrat is polling strongly enough that he does have an outside chance to pull off the upset.
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The 26-year-old had begun the 22.5km circuit of the port city still with an outside chance of becoming the first home winner since 1985, trailing leader Chris Froome by 23 seconds.
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While most analysts say OPEC members are all talk, and no action, some say there is an outside chance members could feel pressured enough to act if crude prices are in free fall.
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There's always the outside chance Los Angeles doubles down in a trade for Carmelo Anthony, but he's 22018 years old and doesn't solve the organization's desperate need for youthful invigoration off the bench.
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Barclays' chief economist, Michael Gapen, said there's an outside chance unemployment, at 4.1 percent since October, could fall even lower to 3.9 percent for April, though he has a forecast of 4 percent.
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Some investors had thought the drug might be so effective that the trial, called Odyssey Outcomes, would be halted at the interim point, although many analysts had viewed this as an outside chance.
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There was an outside chance, debated with paranoia in Taipei, that America's president might strike a grand bargain with China, selling Taiwan down the river in exchange for big concessions on trade and security.
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There's an outside chance — pending results in those two states, swingy Maine, and others that appear solid Republican holds — that come January the party could occupy all of the governor's mansions in New England.
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"There was an outside chance, if he came in ready to spill the beans and say, 'Here's what I was really thinking when I was sent out there to lie,'" said one network source.
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Democrats now have an outside chance of winning back the senate in Wisconsin, which is why Mr Walker hit Twitter with a flurry of urgent tweets as it became clear Ms Schachtner was winning.
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After tallying only three goals in his first 22 games this season, Forsberg has 20 in his past 225 games, giving him an outside chance at matching or surpassing last year's total of 13.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Honda's Marc Marquez, who has an outside chance of clinching the MotoGP title this weekend, managed only the fourth quickest time in practice for the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi on Friday.
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They're set to pick near the top of a loaded draft in June, and for now they have what every team wants, second only to true contention: a locked identity, and an outside chance.
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Washington (CNN)Oil tycoon and conservative mega-donor Charles Koch had kind words for both Bill and Hillary Clinton in an interview Sunday, saying there was an outside chance he could support her in November.
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A sidelined Fed between now and the year-end should weaken the dollar, pushing gold to test July highs of $1,374, with an outside chance of getting to $1,400, INTL FCStone said in a note.
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Though a double-bogey at the 15th ended any outside chance of victory at PGA National, Woods took confidence from his performance in just his third official start since undergoing a spinal fusion last April.
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There's still an outside chance that they could make a run at the Central's big three, but it seems more likely that they'll end up facing one of the division winners in the opening round.
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Canada's trade deficit in August shrank to its lowest in eight months on stronger non-energy exports, seen as further limiting the outside chance of an October interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada.
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What had seemed like an outside chance at the beginning of the meeting became a real possibility as the two sides dug in with reporters watching -- a real-life lesson on why to negotiate in private.
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After the recent revelation that Mr. Meehan used taxpayer money to pay a sexual harassment settlement, Republicans would seem to have less incentive to take steps to give him even an outside chance at re-election.
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The worst anyone connected with Equifax may end up facing is a tongue-lashing from Congress — many hearings are already scheduled — except for the outside chance that the aggrieved public gets its own day in court.
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In a group where Spain and Portugal are strong favorites to qualify for the knockout stage, the outcome gives Iran an outside chance of an upset but was a bitter blow for an enterprising Moroccan side.
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EDUARDO BUCCA, BUENOS AIRES GOVERNOR - A doctor and current national deputy, Bucca will fight in the most populous district of the country but with only a slim outside chance of winning, according to the consensus amongst pollsters.
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Citron doesn't think anything "seismic" will happen, but she said there's a far outside chance that Facebook will come out with a blanket policy to guard against similar lawsuits in the future, such as banning nudity altogether.
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Figure skating, where Britain once hailed Olympic champions in Robin Cousins, John Curry, Jayne Torville and Christopher Dean, was also seen as an outside chance for a first medal since 1994 through Penny Coomes and Nick Buckland.
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Had Obama been that popular back in November 2014, it's likely Democratic incumbents in North Carolina, Arkansas, and Louisiana would have been reelected, and there's an outside chance Democratic challengers in Georgia and Kentucky could have prevailed.
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With eight games left in the regular season, Nashville has an outside chance to catch the struggling Minnesota Wild, who are seven points ahead of it, for second place and home-ice advantage in the first round.
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Schumer has argued that the Senate should wait to vote on a new justice until after November's midterm elections, when Democrats have an outside chance of taking a majority in the chamber and blocking the president's choice.
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I understand that he decides whom he finds attractive and what he is willing to endure, on the outside chance that one of these days one of these girls is going to want to sleep with him.
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French and peripheral bond yields have risen in recent months on the outside chance that far-right leader Marine Le Pen wins the keys to the Elysee Palace and pushes for a French exit from the single currency.
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Analysts think the DA only has an outside chance of winning in Johannesburg, given the largest block of voters live in the sprawling Soweto townships, once home to late liberation hero Nelson Mandela and still an ANC stronghold.
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But the Briton can expect a stiff challenge in his bid for a sixth triumph with Ferrari tipped as favourites following their dominant performance in Bahrain and Red Bull, winners last year with Ricciardo, also an outside chance.
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Phoenix has dropped six in a row and still has an outside chance to sink into the basement in the Western Conference, as it entered Monday 3 1/25 games ahead of the last-place Los Angeles Lakers.
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Greenstone is a place where phantoms lurk out on the big lake, where old men fly kites into the fangs of lightning and where there's always an outside chance Bob Dylan might stroll onto the Main Street stage.
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There is an outside chance that Babis may form a minority government supported by the Communists and the far-right, anti-EU Freedom and Direct Democracy Party (SPD), which saw its support jump in the final opinion polls.
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Yet when policymakers gather in Ottawa on Wednesday, there is an outside chance they instead provide a warning that a gradual move away from a decade of massive stimulus will not be straightforward in these more politically unpredictable times.
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The 23-year-old Spaniard had only an outside chance to seal the title but his win at Motegi gave him an unassailable 77-point lead over Italian Rossi, who started on pole but slid into the gravel early.
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I think Ginsburg's odds are somewhat grimmer than the tables imply, given her multiple brushes with cancer; there's an outside chance that Thomas or Alito retires, so I shaved the overall odds of a vacancy down to 70 percent.
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SUN CITY, South Africa (Reuters) - Alex Noren has an outside chance of topping the Race to Dubai standings in the United Arab Emirates this weekend but the Swede is only concentrating on playing well at the European Tour's season-ending event.
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There is an outside chance Colorado could jump up, or that Clemson could hold on to a spot, but more likely than not upsets in the Pac-12 and ACC title games will mean three Big Ten teams make the Playoff.
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The provisions of the Paris Agreement, described by many world leaders and news outlets as historic, may lay the foundation for limiting additional damage to the environment — and may offer island nations such as the Maldives an outside chance at survival.
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And despite all the security, there is an outside chance that should the prototype ever be stolen or destroyed, as the Imperial Standard Pound was when the Palace of Westminster in London burnt down in 1834, there would be no official measure.
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Presidential hopeful Le Pen - an anti-euro, far-rightist with an unlikely but outside chance of snatching victory in May's election run-off - has said she would take France out of the euro and denominate its national debt in a new currency.
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But there's an outside chance that May's deal will pass in March, because it might end up being the least-bad option both for members of Parliament (MPs) who desperately want to divorce the EU and for those who want to remain.
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Colsaerts followed his 15th-place finish at this month's China Open by sharing third at the Mauritius Open and his form in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth this week has improved with each passing day to give him an outside chance of victory.
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With 22015 sacks, atop the rankings, he has already set a league record for true defensive tackles and, with a game left, has an outside chance of reaching the single-season mark for all players (22015), set by Giants defensive end Michael Strahan in 22004.
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An injury-ravaged Miami had started the season 22017-30 and trade rumors clouded the Caribbean air, but Miami has gone from jockeying with Boston (by way of Brooklyn) in the Markelle Fultz/Lonzo Ball Draft Lottery Sweepstakes to an outside chance at a playoff berth.
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Rugby fans rejoiced when tiny Japan vanquished South Africa at the 2015 World Cup, and when minnows Kenya and America won their first seven-a-side tournaments in the last year (both have an outside chance of collecting an Olympic medal at the Rio games this summer).
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There is an outside chance the bank could signal an eventual scaling down of the aid, but most economists expect it to extend its 80 billion euro-a-month bond buying for at least another six months and add a few tweaks to keep it running smoothly.
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Their returned son might be back and he might have an outside chance to be president, but with the April 19 primary nearing, some of Mr. Sanders's neighbors (so to speak) seemed to be little affected by his ties to the borough — and to the building.
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But with the Fed seen certain to keep rates on hold later in the day and many in markets seeing only an outside chance of a hike this year, investors on Wednesday showed a greater appetite for risk, with the yen and the Swiss franc taking a back seat.
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"The decision by the Fed to leave rates unchanged was the consensus expectation among economic forecasters, but an outside chance of an early 'insurance' cut was reflected in the interest rate market ahead of the meeting," James Steel, chief precious metals analyst at HSBC, wrote in a note.
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With the playoffs looming, the Cowboys didn't play rookie running back Ezekiel Elliott, who had an outside chance at setting an NFL rookie rushing record — he came into the game needing 178 yards to pass the mark of 1,808 yards set by Eric Dickerson of the Rams in 1983.
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If by an outside chance Aparicio receives an Oscar nomination — she has picked up a handful of awards but was overlooked, for instance, by the Golden Globes — "I'd be breaking the stereotype that because we're Indigenous we can't do certain things because of our skin color," she said.
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There's an outside chance that it might be useful if you're a Sprint customer who wants Prime for less than a year but more than a month (which you could get as a free trial), but other than that, we can't see the utility unless Sprint knocks down the price.
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Democrats have an outside chance of regaining the majority in November if they can win in Arizona and Tennessee, states that have leaned reliably Republican in recent presidential elections, but which may be offering new opportunities for the party amid the backlash to Trump among suburban voters and minorities alike.
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There's an outside chance he was trying to get it some help—to rush it to the closest vet, or something—but judging by the smirk on the dude's face, the way he slung the dolphin over his shoulder like a duffel bag, and calmly sashayed down the beach, that doesn't seem likely.
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"Given the pace of change of sentiment seen from not just companies but (also) from major macro-economies, I think there might be an outside chance that the Fed gives a more muted message in terms of growth and how aggressive it will be in terms of future rate hikes," he added.
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"It looks as though we're going to see another pretty solid month of jobs gains, and that should mean that there's a return (of expectations for) a September rise -- there's still an outside chance of that, according to Fed funds futures -- or more realistically, a December rate rise," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said.
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While many of the candidates conceded that they knew they had less than an outside chance of ever residing in the White House, the forum offered a chance for these contenders -- in a campaign environment that makes it nearly impossible for the average person to realistically have hope of winning -- to get their message out.
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San Francisco hosts St. Louis in a four-game series beginning Thursday and while the Giants also maintain an outside chance to win the NL West, the Cardinals' only avenue into the postseason is via the wild card as the Chicago Cubs' magic number to clinch the Central is one with 17 games remaining.
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Taken together, the division has everything you could want in a summer race: A billionaire organization that isn't here to make friends, run by the brightest brains in the business; a workmanlike legacy franchise that just can't help but finish first, but without much to recommend it for watchability; two middle-income squads with talent to spare and with an outside chance at a late-summer push; and a morass of awful and as-yet-unredeemed venality that just might be on the path to redemption.
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