That kid has a very small chance of effecting change, and is really risking a huge amount for that very small chance.
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BuzzFeed says there's a "small chance" the timing could change.
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There's a small chance it might not be so ineffectual.
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The spice: There's a small chance of thunderstorms this afternoon.
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There is a small chance Aubergine might ask about it.
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A small chance is not the same as no chance.
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Still, I should say it is small chance, most likely.
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There is a small chance for Kim to achieve that too.
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Clouds increase at night, with a small chance of rain showers.
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Jack also finds his circumstances immensely altered due to small chance occurrences.
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They must have known that there was a small chance of winning.
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Yes, it's a small chance – but why take the chance at all?
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There's a small chance this set will not still be on sale.
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Today's high is close to 22 and there's a small chance of rain.
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In fact, there's a small chance of a rate cut being priced in.
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Another 19 percent say there's only a small chance they change their minds.
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There's a small chance Cruz could fail to meet the target as well.
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There is a small chance these people will now become your actual friends.
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If this continues,there is a small chance that earnings could even turn positive.
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There's a small chance the bill could be revived in a lame-duck session.
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As for wildcards, there's a small chance Nintendo will talk mobile games as well.
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There is only a small chance they would move a full percentage point higher.
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Markets are giving only a small chance of a rate cut by the RBNZ.
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The first thing to do is eliminate the (admittedly, small) chance of a misunderstanding.
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"We knew going into the race we had a small chance," Australia's Hepburn told reporters.
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There is a small chance that Fidesz will not win a majority on April 8th.
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We were hoping that we still had a small chance we were still in it!
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"I think there's still a chance (of approval), but a small chance," the analyst said.
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And this time, there is a small chance that his exceedingly successful company may crash.
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Jacksonville still has a small chance of getting the top seed in the A.F.C. playoffs.
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Police said there was a "small chance" more packages could wash up on the beach.
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There is a small chance that Mr Corbyn will be able to form a coalition government.
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"I thought there was such a small chance that anything was going to happen," she says.
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But there is now a small chance of a cut, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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Traders actually are assigning a small chance — about 10 percent — to a rate cut by December.
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Did you know there's a small chance that your car key can unlock somebody else's ride?
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Traders actually are assigning a small chance — about 10 percent — of a rate cut by December.
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My car seats looked new, but why even take a small chance with my kids' safety?
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But that, too, can be a difficult road, with only a small chance of any recovery.
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Weather: Sunny in the morning, with clouds and a small chance of rain in the afternoon.
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They only have a small chance at a rose, but a 250 percent chance of notoriety.
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Financial markets <0#YIB;> imply only a small chance of another easing next year as well.
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"We get consent from the patient that there is a small chance of infection," Mascarenhas said.
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With a massive influx of international cash, local DJs have a (small) chance to win big.
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In quarterback news, there's a small chance you will hear about Tom Brady facing Peyton Manning again.
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But that's not absolute, so there's a small chance that it could work out in his favor.
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Before the announcement, the market had been pricing in a small chance of a hike this year.
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So there's at least a small chance this "Famous" video has been Kanye approved in some way.
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"I think they have a small chance of winning anywhere between one and three seats," he said.
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"Even a small chance of being killed by space debris seems like too much," he told me.
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But I notice that our forecasting model is giving even Mississippi a small chance to turn blue.
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It'll probably be made out of metal, but there's a small chance it'll feature "new compound materials."
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There is a small chance that they could sink the bill altogether, if they do not succeed.
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But someone who takes very many bets is also exposed to a small chance of far bigger loss.
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Even if there is a small chance of them happening, the effect could be devastating if they do.
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Government intervention in drug prices still has a relatively small chance of succeeding, but it hangs over biotechs.
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There's a small chance the revised MacBook Pro, which is rumored to have a "touchscreen strip," will appear.
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Neither wants to take even a small chance of their next baby being born with a shrunken head.
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"I know there's a small chance Guaido will get Maduro out," said Rosmely Guerra, 49, a sociology professor.
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Still, we say risk it and leave the umbrella at home — there's only a small chance of rain.
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" As far as the entire sector failing, Wenger said there's a chance but it's "a pretty small chance.
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There is this underlying fear of the very small chance that what if this happens a second time.
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There's also a small chance that the retraction may not even result in a change in the findings.
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When a fertilized egg starts dividing, there's a small chance each new cell will gain a new mutation.
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No rain is expected this week and there's only a small chance of some early the following week.
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It's looking mostly sunny, with a small chance of rain in the afternoon and a high near 86.
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And there is, at least, a small chance that it will strike down the CFPB in its entirety.
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Should Mr. Kim miscalculate with his nuclear threats, there is a small chance he could blunder into war.
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So if you have sex before your first period, there is a small chance that you could become pregnant.
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Decades of research have proven that vaccines are safe and effective, though carry a small chance of side effects.
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Since there is a small chance you've not yet seen the movie, I will give you a spoiler alert.
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Even if it does work, is a little less interference really worth the small chance of a legal fight?
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With the U.S. Federal Reserve raising rates last month, markets see a small chance Canada could hike this year.
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So, maybe, there is the slightest, extremely small chance that Cards Against Humanity could stop the wall being built.
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That's more than a billion dollars per year, all for a very small chance of shooting down a rocket.
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"There is a small chance she might be qualified," said Farshad Ghorbanpour, a political analyst close to the government.
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Russell technically has a small chance of being hit by space debris all the time — well, an infinitesimal one.
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""Importantly, there is still a small chance that we will receive another offer before tomorrow's closing at 10 a.m.
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There is a small chance — one in 2,0003 — that Bennu will smack into Earth sometime from 2175 to 2196.
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Importantly, there is still a small chance that we will receive another offer before tomorrow's closing at 10 a.m.
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Skies will stay mostly cloudy today, with a small chance of showers before lunchtime and a high near 28.
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In normal circumstances, many patients on ventilators in America have only a very small chance of survival, Magnus explained.
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The weekend turns much cooler with only a small chance of light rain Saturday night into very early Sunday.
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There's a small chance that some drizzle makes it into the mix during the afternoons, but one simple solution?
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There is a small chance Bennu could collide with Earth, but not until the 22nd century should that occur.
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I believe that there's a small chance that they would get back together, but I wouldn't count on it.
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Since it's not the final version of the software, there's a small chance you might encounter issues and bugs.
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A small but dedicated group of Netscape users put hours into the task, despite the small chance of a reward.
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There's also a very small chance it could be a dolphin, a species known to play in waves, Bennett said.
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That way there's an incredibly small chance it will come near the Moon and Earth in the next 100 years.
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That call echoes eonia money market futures, which have priced in a small chance of a rate cut this year.
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There's a small chance you can talk to a more influential person on a Congress member's staff if you ask.
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That prompted Fed fund futures to price in a small chance, about 15 percent, of a rate cut this year.
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" Morningstar analyst Vishnu Lekraj said, "There's a very small chance that it will actually get done in its current form.
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In American football, a "Hail Mary Pass" is a long forward pass, made with only a small chance of success.
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There is even a small chance that neither of them will go; another Hawaiian, Seth Moniz, is 12th on tour.
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So you can hope that you may have a small chance, but I definitely was nowhere near banking on anything.
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That means there's still a very small chance that people taking these treatments can pass on the virus to others.
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Doctors claimed that while there was "a small chance of a recurrence of his AVM," it was "highly unlikely" to return.
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"Even if there's a small chance, we owe this to everyone who's not in this room to try," Black Widow says.
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Forecasters say there's a small chance the Category 4 storm could strengthen to a Category 5 by the time it arrives.
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There's a small chance that Martin Shkreli did this so that he can blackmail people into murdering small children or something.
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Venture capitalists are in the business of backing small, long-shot companies with a small chance of a really big payoff.
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There is a small chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, but better to be safe than soggy, we say.
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"If it has even a small chance of increasing your odds, it's all for the greater good of baby making," she says.
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A source with direct knowledge of Canadian government thinking said Ottawa saw only a small chance that Trump, who won a Nov.
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"There is probably a small chance that it is connected to a star or gas falling into a black hole," Quimby added.
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The vanishingly small chance of a deal leaves Downing Street very little wiggle room in its attempts to avoid a Brexit delay.
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It could become scar tissue, but just to be sure that the small chance of recurrence doesn't happen, they monitor her closely.
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Of that total, seven are players over age 22011, who have only a small chance of making the cut, much less winning.
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There's a small chance of flurries this evening and tomorrow morning, but once we're in the clear, we'll have a glowing weekend.
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The afternoon will be warm with a high near 28, and there's a small chance of rain and thunderstorms after 208 p.m.
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They do not want to put their political future at risk on a mission that carries such a small chance of success.
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"Knowing that a medical condition carries a very small chance of death is scary," Georgi Boorman wrote at the Federalist on Monday.
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There is, however, a small chance that the font will not hold up in court as irrefutable evidence that the documents were forgeries.
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Federal legislation of autonomous vehicles remains stalled in Congress, but there's a small chance it could be revived in a lame-duck session.
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Although there was still a small chance that the license could be denied, the government sources said the process was going on normally.
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There's still a small chance of a diplomatic breakthrough of sorts on the sidelines of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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And while some refugees may cause trouble, it's a very small chance, and it's still worth helping the many more who are suffering.
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There is a small chance the southern Appalachians will get enough freezing rain and sleet to bring an ice event Saturday into Sunday.
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"If someone's not hemorrhaging (heavy bleeding with blood clots), there's a very small chance that it would be noticeable to others," she says.
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" Marroquin immediately responds, "I came here hoping maybe there was a small chance we could figure it out and we could get back together.
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Given the small chance of making it to the first batch, it's unsurprising the country's two largest game publishers Tencent and NetEase were absent.
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" Marroquin immediately responded, "I came here hoping maybe there was a small chance we could figure it out and we could get back together.
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According to bioethicist Julian Savulescu of the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, the experimental therapy offers a very small chance of some improvement.
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"I know if I played against the top players tomorrow there would be a very small chance of me winning that match," he said.
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So, Russell's fear of even a small chance of space debris falling on him is a great example of System 1 out of control.
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Roughly 18 percent are 50-50 on their candidate, while 2 percent say there is a "small chance" they will stick with their contender.
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There is a small chance that the southern Appalachians get enough freezing rain and sleet to turn into an ice event Saturday into Sunday.
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There is a small chance the southern Appalachians will get enough freezing rain and sleet to turn into an ice event Saturday into Sunday.
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The French presidential election, where a far-right candidate in Marine Le Pen has a small chance to win, takes place in late April.
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Temperatures are expected to reach a high of 92 today, even as a small chance of rain and thunderstorms enter the forecast this afternoon.
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Partly sunny skies today with temperatures in the low 60s, followed by a small chance of rain tonight and tomorrow in otherwise cloudy skies.
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The Senate races are likely to garner a lot of attention, but Democrats have only a small chance to take back Congress's upper chamber.
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There's no small chance that by the time you finish this article, another mammoth beast of prey, maybe multiple, will be stalked and felled.
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Scientists have been explicit that there is a small chance that global warming and its impacts will be less severe than their best estimates.
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With a small chance of a weak payrolls report, the U.S. Federal Reserve is more likely to raise rates at its meeting next week.
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If I were to meet him and strike up a casual conversation, there's at least a small chance we'd eventually become best friends, right?
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And while the name might sound odd, it's one of the few companies that has even a small chance of challenging Facebook and Google.
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So, even if there's only a small chance of this happening, there could also be dramatically more people per generation than there are today.
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"The market is pricing in a small chance of a cut over the next six months," said a dealer with one international bank in London.
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Still, the prospect of face-to-face talks means there is at least a small chance of a deal, no matter how low the odds.
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The best argument made on behalf of climate mitigation strategies is even if there's a small chance your house catches fire, you take out insurance.
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Once they believe there's a small chance that they'll receive even a somewhat revealing photo, the one liners and inquiries can get overwhelming and annoying.
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"The election is basically over, there's just a small chance of some surprise, but it's highly unlikely," said Buenos Aires-based political analyst Sergio Berensztein.
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There's a small chance AFNOR could produce something truly off the wall; something that's about as far from QWERTY as Paris is from Little Rock.
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There's even a small chance I'll drive my phone into the ground like the 20-year-old Jeep that's still sitting in my parents' garage.
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However, futures markets are pricing in no further tightening and in fact are noting a small chance for a rate cut over the next year.
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In this group, people overwhelmingly (78 percent) choose the gamble and risk losing everyone to the disease for the small chance of losing no one.
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Rate futures now imply a full 25 basis point cut to 1.25 percent later this year and a small chance of further easing next year.
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First, the benefits that coffee provides far outweigh any small chance that you'll develop a disease from a trace chemical in your favorite coffee drink.
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Here's what else is happening: The short of it: cloudy Friday, rainy Saturday, sunny Sunday, and a small chance of a white Christmas on Monday.
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In other words: Members who wanted to do the right thing would face a very small chance of suffering relatively minor personal consequences for themselves.
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In the end, both Hawley and Ernst threw their support behind Rao, and whatever small chance there was of Rao's nomination getting pulled or delayed disappeared.
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There is a small chance Chris Christie is now a human locust shell Why would Chris Christie's soul choose to escape his body on live television?
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There's only a small chance the network will lose the entire population of King's Landing in canceled subscriptions once someone is seated on the Iron Throne.
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Some golden rays should poke through the clouds today, with a high around 28 and a light wind, but there's a small chance of afternoon drizzle.
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"It's crazy to think she has only a small chance to live and now she has a chance to live a long, normal life," says Gia.
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Then I took a small chance with LENGTH (it's one dimension, what else could it be?) and LOW TECH, and things sort of developed from there.
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Dallas Mavericks owner and billionaire Mark Cuban said Sunday that "right now" there is only a small chance that he will run for president in 85033.
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Approximately 28503 percent are 22019-50, pollsters discovered, while 3 percent said there is a "small chance" they are decided and 1 percent have no answer.
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The parents have been told by an unidentified neurologist in the U.S. that there might be a treatment that has a small chance of helping Charlie.
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"There is a small chance the Fed will signal plans to raise rates four times instead of three this year, which would lift the dollar," she said.
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With the Pixel 4's look confirmed, and if the iPhone 11 renders are real (there's still a small chance that they aren't), most manufacturers will follow.
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Interest rate futures are fully priced for a quarter-point rate cut from the Fed on Wednesday, with only a small chance of a half-point move.
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However, with Sanders now all but out of the race, they say there is small chance Trump draws significant support away from Clinton in the general election.
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On Friday, Steve Kerr, the Warriors' coach, ruled him out of Game 29 and indicated there was a small chance he could play Monday in Game 4.
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Proponents of the change say that schools exploit students when they accept those who — based on admissions tests and other measurements — have a small chance of succeeding.
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Here's what else is happening: T.G.I.F. It'll stay cloudy up there today, with a high around 55, and there's a small chance of showers after 11 a.m.
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There's a small chance that Green really had absolutely no idea that a contextless video of his possible death would have no impact on anyone at all.
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The good news, though: Saturday's looking decent, despite a small chance of thunderstorms in the evening, and Sunday should be picture-perfect with a high around 80.
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But the truth is, if we're reborn in 50 years, there's only a small chance that any of us would be rich or benefit from white privilege.
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That leaves a small chance of getting it wrong — and so, in your hypothetical, the prospect of celebrating something that the child later wishes hadn't been celebrated.
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After the interview, there's a very small chance a defendant could turn back toward fighting the charges, according to several lawyers who specialize in federal criminal cases.
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DeJear said she's likely to make a decision tomorrow, adding there's still a small chance she only caucuses for a candidate instead of making a public pronouncement.
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They exist, they work, they have some bipartisan support, and there's a small chance at least a few of them could make it into this spending bill.
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Shinji returns because he's betting on the small chance that he, a hedgehog, can move a little closer to Misato and, through her, to the rest of humanity.
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Earth-sized planets are of particular interest because they can teach us about how our own planet formed, and because there's a small chance they could harbor life.
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There is a very small chance that AquaBounty's sterilization process can fail, and they could proliferate and mate with wild salmon if they ended up in the wild.
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For the first time ever, Cassini could study the space between Saturn's rings and the planet, and even get a small chance to sample the Saturn atmosphere itself.
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And it may even start early; there's a small chance that Florida will get hit with a minor tropical cyclone this week, according to a report in Earther.
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That is because the law compels Johnson to request an Article 50 extension if he is unable to secure a deal, of which there a vanishingly small chance.
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For each prize they award they snag untold thousands of leads — prospective customers willingly giving up personal contact information in exchange for a vanishingly small chance of winning.
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Foundations tend to expect each of their grants to produce results, and they'll naturally be hesitant to make grants that have only a small chance of panning out.
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There is a small chance that sanctions could lead to the overthrow of Iran's government, but the administration has repeatedly insisted that regime change is not its goal.
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"There was a small chance that I would be able to keep my job, so that is why I had to distance myself from the story," he said.
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There is a small chance that one or both of the objects that created GW190425 is a black hole, but the best fit is a neutron star pair.
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The answer is yes: She has a chance to make a strong showing (certainly better than what Siena's poll showed) and there's even a small chance of victory.
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That said, NASA says there's a small chance that dust accumulation would be the reason Opportunity can't phone home, saying the storm could have caused all sorts of problems.
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While most economists expect a modest rebound in the current quarter, weak business surveys suggest there is a small chance of another contraction, the technical definition of a recession.
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Following Powell's remarks, Treasury yields rose and futures traders began pricing in a small chance of a rate hike this year, versus no chance seen before Powell began speaking.
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It took awhile, but now instead of negative damage vs all barbarians, Trump has to deal with a small chance of rebels spawning at the start of the game.
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And of course in the small chance that he loses, then who knows where his career will be headed, and the super-fight with Álvarez will likely be derailed.
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" Parker Thompson, partner at the angel investor matchmaking website AngelList, told me cryptocurrencies "should be seen like venture investments, highly risky with a very small chance of massive upside.
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There was, at the time, a small chance that Dorian would bring tropical-storm force winds to the state, but scientists had said was no real chance of danger.
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Initial excitement cooled somewhat when the neurologist clarified that the oral treatment, at best, would provide a small chance of improvement in brain function, perhaps allowing Charlie to smile.
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A majority of voters (62%) said there was no chance that their views on impeachment would change, and 19% said there was a small chance they could be moved.
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There's a small chance that Democrats and Republicans might work together to slightly tweak tax advantages for retirement savings, but analysts see that as a long shot, at best.
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The trap is smart enough to know what type of mosquito it's trapping, and if by the small chance it catches the wrong one, it will learn from its mistake.
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Pollard's knee injury leaves him with a small chance to play during the Wooden Legacy tournament while Cunningham could be lost for the year with torn ligaments in his ankle.
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A third-party candidate would have a vanishingly small chance of actually winning, and the idea that the election could be somehow thrown to the House is exceedingly far-fetched.
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Should we operate on an elderly woman with a broken hip — knowing there's a small chance she won't live through surgery, but a near-certainty she'll never walk without it?
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Trump also at least twice brought up the "golden showers thing" and said he was concerned even if there was a small chance his wife had thought it was true.
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At the extremes, the chart suggests that there is still a small chance of a Republican victory even in elections where Democrats win the popular vote by about six points.
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There is only a small chance that Chinese automakers would set up assembly plants in the United States, the way Japanese automakers did in the 1980s to allay trade tensions.
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But before we get into exactly what happened, allow us to alleviate your fears — there's a very, very small chance the same thing could happen to other people who had braces.
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Markets see only a small chance that the Fed will raise rates on Wednesday, but traders will be scouring its statement for clues on the timing of its next rate hike.
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Because there is only an infinitesimally small chance that any one vote can influence the result of an election, even most smart people usually have little motivation to follow politics closely.
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The Open Philanthropy Project, a research group spun out of GiveWell, is more willing to back ventures with only a small chance of success provided the potential benefits are big enough.
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His former economy minister Emmanuel Macron, a centrist who is taking votes from the left and the right, is seen having a small chance of making it to the run-off.
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Markets are indicating that they have it figured out: The Federal Open Market Committee most likely will cut by a quarter point, with a small chance of a half-point reduction.
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Of course, there is a small chance that the yield curve doesn't invert due to an aggressive reverse QE program — a very quick unwinding of the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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"Even if there's a small chance we can undo this, we owe it to everyone who's not in this room to try," Johansson agrees, while Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner strongly objects.
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The Texas Senator has a small chance of defeating Trump, and if she becomes a senator, Ward would need a good relationship with either a President Trump or a President Cruz.
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Carlos Viana, the central bank director of economic policy, said at a separate event on Thursday that there was a very small chance that the inflation target for 2018 would be lowered.
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He also said, though at this point it was surely a long shot, that he planned to donate the money to charity if by some small chance his missing luggage turned up.
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Like, it was damned if I do, damned if I don't, and there was a very small chance we'd make it through it, but here we are more than a year later.
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Angle says there's a VERY SMALL chance he agrees to a fight -- since he's 47 years old now -- but if it does happen, he's already thought about who he wants to fight.
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There's a small chance that the information will come in handy medically at some point, but the main reason for telling them is simply that it's an important truth about their lives.
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While markets imply a small chance of a rate cut, investors suspect it is only a matter of time before the central bank delivers another cut to the 2.5 percent cash rate.
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Of course, there is a small chance Jeff could fight the ticket in court later this month ... but doesn't seem that'll be likely, considering he's not facing a conviction on his record.
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Bennu is categorized as a near-Earth asteroid, and scientists say there is a small chance it could slam into Earth, but not until the 22nd century if it happens at all.
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But speculation has risen it could be shaken off autopilot by the virus, with money markets predicting one 25 basis-point rate cut this year and a small chance of a second.
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First, we'll need to watch a low pressure system moving through the Southeast that has a small chance to brush the region with rain Thursday night, as temperatures drop into the 40s.
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If Obama understood this in 2010 and if Trump were to understand this now we would have a chance, perhaps a small chance, to end these healthcare wars once and for all.
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Hirano told the court in mid-July that a treatment known as nucleoside bypass therapy (NBT) had a small chance of bringing about significant improvement in Charlie's form of mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome.
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Scientists are particularly interested in getting a closer look at 101955 Bennu's composition since there is a very small chance—one in 2,000—that it may impact with Earth in the year 2182.
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Mr. Netanyahu was given the first chance to try to form a government, but he may soon turn over that task to Mr. Gantz, who will have an equally small chance of success.
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If you went to elementary school a few decades ago, in California or Texas or Virginia, and you took a statewide standardized test, there's a small chance you were among Woodson's earliest readers.
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There was no notable change in market expectations on the BoE's policy outlook, with sterling overnight indexed swaps pricing in a very small chance of a rate hike within the next six months.
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We had a small chance at some point, and after that we really acted to set the rules and regulations because we had the chance to make a very free and independent cinema.
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My favorite exchange in the Vox interview: Bret Stephens The best argument made on behalf of climate mitigation strategies is even if there's a small chance your house catches fire, you take out insurance.
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There was a small chance, and maybe I might be able to go in there and they're welcoming, they're warm, they give me a chance to speak, hear me out and not attack me.
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Trump has suggested that the group has a small chance of success, and that he might resort to another shutdown or declare a state of emergency if he is not satisfied with the result.
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The Trump administration appears to have forgotten this critical lesson: in order for sanctions to have even a small chance at succeeding, the U.S. will also be required to put carrots on the table.
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Traders of U.S.-interest rate futures even began to price in a small chance of a Fed rate cut, and now see little chance of any rate hike until the end of next year.
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This is something we haven't really seen before: Kevin is a man in love and he's willing to wait for Sophie if he thinks there's even a small chance she still loves him too.
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The poll showed 62 percent of voters said there was no chance they would change their minds about impeachment, with 19 percent saying there was only a "small chance" they would change their minds.
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If the Senate calls witnesses, it will prolong the trial, leave open the possibility we will hear new evidence and even potentially alter the verdict (although there's only an extremely small chance of that).
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Saturday is looking the nicest, with sunshine and blue skies, while Sunday and Monday seem a bit iffy (read: cloudy with a small chance of rain), but the highs should stay near 70 throughout.
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With patients and family members primed to hold onto every reed of hope, even a small chance of cure or prolonged remission will cause the majority to stick with their pugilistic approach to cancer.
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The Late Show host re-enacted the Lesley Stahl interview on Monday night, because there's a really small chance that Colbert will ever get to interview Trump — much like anyone in the media, really.
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Wall Street strategists are suddenly very busy as narrowing poll numbers in the last week have taken the consensus election opinion from a Hillary Clinton blowout to a small chance of a Donald Trump upset.
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The International Olympic Committee could soon decide whether to let Russian athletes compete in future games under the country's flag again, but as Vox noted, there's a small chance that the hacking incident could backfire.
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"I was thinking there could be a small chance one of those people will find it and I will be reunited with my $10 Barnes & Noble gift certificate and shoe shine loyalty card," he said.
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The USGS warns that there is a small chance that a large aftershock will follow the Tuesday and Wednesday morning tremors, but it is more likely that smaller earthquakes will happen over the next week.
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Beyond the interesting technical details, it illustrates the lengths to which Google must go to give Allo even a small chance of building up a critical mass of people to try a new messaging app.
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Exane analyst Arnaud Giblat said the relative underperformance of SLA shares ahead of the Lloyds move, and the small chance it could retain the mandate at a lower margin, would act to cushion the fall.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said there's a small chance Democrats could support the minibus strategy — but only if they were given assurances that parts of the budget aren't shortchanged in the process.
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Despite this paucity of places to show their work, and a very small chance to earn a living off art alone, artists poured into the area seeking camaraderie and the freedom to pursue their vision.
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To do so, you would compare the money it costs you in premiums to buy the insurance to the cost to you if your house burns down, multiplied by the vanishingly small chance that it will.
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Providence has long been eliminated from contention for a Big East regular-season crown, but it has done a fine job lately of denying the few remaining conference foes with a small chance of toppling Villanova.
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It sounds like the makeup department has been very busy, especially considering the fact that Mackenzie says the actors had the tattoos applied every time there was even a small chance it could show on camera.
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Part of the reason for the delay comes in the form of Rivett's son, Neil Berriman, who fought against the issue of a death certificate because of the small chance that Lord Lucan was still alive.
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A cut would surprise markets, which are pricing in only a small chance of an easing this year or next as Australia's A$21 trillion ($21 trillion) economy marks a quarter century of growth without recession.
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There was a small chance, and maybe I might be able to go in there and they're welcoming, they're warm, they give me a chance to speak, hear me out and not attack me … I mean, yes.
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Between the sheer bizarreness of it all, the relentless promotion, and the relatively small chance that something interesting actually does happen, we're still going to be paying attention when these two finally do step into the ring.
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And while I think the critical favorite (literally, it swept the Critic's Choice Awards) has a small chance of getting best picture, I think George Miller could come in with the sneak attack and grab best director.
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When it rains it pours ... Donald Trump worried there was a small chance his wife, Melania, might believe Russian hookers peed on a hotel bed where Trump was staying ... this according to former FBI director James Comey.
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Financial markets see a small chance of a rate increase at the Fed's June 14-15 policy meeting, but are pricing in a roughly 59 percent probability at the July gathering, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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In fact, actually advocating for such policies in the hothouse campaign atmosphere would reduce the already small chance they could be enacted into law as part of budget negotiations next year, by energizing opponents of the measure.
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Blue Jays 8, Yankees 1 TORONTO — The Yankees began their final road trip of the season with a small chance of clinching a wild-card playoff berth by the end of their first night here in Toronto.
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About 4 in 10 voters in the Fox News poll out Sunday said there's no chance at all that something in the report could make them change their minds and 29% said there's only a small chance.
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Markets see only a small chance that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise rates when it concludes its meeting on Wednesday, but traders will be scouring its statement for clues on the timing of its next rate hike.
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The comments come a day after a disappointing reading on domestic economic growth led financial markets to wipe out any probability of a hike in rates next year and even price in a small chance of an easing.
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More than 60 percent of voters say there is no chance they could change their minds about impeachment, according to a POLITICO/Morning Consult poll last week, with another 19 percent saying there is only a small chance.
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"But there is a small chance that, if the shine wears off and you have more of these terrorist videos...and the fine is a huge fine, which sent a message to consumers that there's been wrongdoing," he said.
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If the device in the image is legit, it's the world's first look at Samsung's first flagship effort since the Galaxy Note 7 saga — but, while there's a small chance it might be real, that's probably not the case.
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Speaking at a Bloomberg event, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Assistant Governor Christopher Kent was asked about a recent shift by financial markets to price in a small chance of a rate cut next year following soft economic data.
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The survey from Politico–Morning Consult released early Wednesday found 85033 percent of respondents said there is no chance they could change their minds regarding impeachment, with another 19 percent reporting there's only a small chance of doing so.
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The survey from Politico/Morning Consult released early Wednesday found 2900 percent of respondents said there is no chance they could change their minds regarding impeachment, with another 220006 percent reporting there's only a small chance of doing so.
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For both: Economic growth will be slightly less next year, and — depending on other factors such as the psychology of stock and commodities markets — there is a small chance that part or much of the world tips into recession.
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Each encounter also carries the risk of escalation: If any one police stop has even a small chance of a cop shooting and killing someone, getting stopped more often exposes someone to more chances of that worst of encounters.
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"The market is starting to price in a small chance of recession, not some realistic chance, but enough of a chance to give investors pause and reposition," said Khoa Le, a leader of a derivatives trading desk at Credit Suisse.
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"It's pretty obvious to me that unless something changes in the next few days, I believe the president will not waive the sanctions," one European diplomat said, adding he saw only a "very small" chance that Trump stays in the deal.
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"It would be foolish, however, for me or anyone to demand 100% proof of huge forthcoming damage to the world if that outcome seemed at all possible and if prompt action had even a small chance of thwarting the danger."
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That said, Apple could still use another partner like MediaTek, or there is the small chance it could repair its relationship with Qualcomm if Apple feels like it's missing the boat on 5G, although that seems increasingly unlikely at this stage.
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The question of risk remains a matter of fierce debate among radiologists: Some say that the amount of radiation used in diagnostic studies is safe and that the benefits far outweigh the small chance that a person will develop cancer.
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The closely-watched four-week average of the volatile data rose to the highest level in more than a year That prompted Fed fund futures to price in a small chance, about 15 percent, of a rate cut this year.
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The shift in tone prompted the market to price in a modest chance of a rate cut by the end of this year, whereas before the announcement it had been pricing in a small chance of a hike this year.
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The finale did bring back a familiar face in the form of Michael Cudlitz's Abraham — giving us a small chance at closure after his death in the premiere, which was undeniably overshadowed by the shock of Glenn's murder immediately after his.
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It would be foolish, however, for me or anyone to demand 100 percent proof of huge forthcoming damage to the world if that outcome seemed at all possible and if prompt action had even a small chance of thwarting the danger.
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"Although there is always a small chance that a car may occasionally encounter blemishes during final transport to a customer, that is not unique to Tesla and we address those issues quickly for anyone impacted," the company told Business Insider.
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"And if their visas are not issued by September 30, 2017, their slot in the diversity visa program will expire and they will need to reenter the lottery—with a vanishingly small chance of winning a second time," the groups argued.
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That said, sources said there is a small chance the final date could shift a bit given the level of publisher pushback the company is getting over the revenue-sharing terms of the so-called Netflix for news service it hopes to debut.
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NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies now lists 73 asteroids, ranging from house-sized to stadium-sized, as having the very small chance — 1 in 4603,600 for the most likely, the asteroid 410777 — of hitting the Earth in the next century.
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The central bank may be closer to a policy turning point, as it is still set to hike its key interest rate once more later this year but there is now a small chance of a cut, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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The in-between months of January and February can be a nice time visit because the hotels and excursions are less expensive and there's only a small chance of rainy weather when the animals in the parks will be harder to spot.
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Brett Callow, a spokesman with security firm Emsisoft, told Gizmodo via email that there was a "small chance they may have been able to save half a million bucks," as researchers have figured out how to decrypt some versions of the ransomware involved.
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Based on its shape and density — it's about 800 meters long and only 80 meters wide, and appears to be more solid than your average asteroid — scientists believed there was a very small chance that it might not be 100 percent natural.
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I spent a December afternoon in a high-tech ambulance with the paramedic who saved Mr. Mika's life, Chad Shade, as he showed me the needles and fabrics and liquids he used just to give Mr. Mika a small chance of living.
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And there's a small chance you might be able to do something for other women in your situation by contacting this Lothario through the site and suggesting that, rather than pretending to be single, he should admit he's after a little discreet adultery.
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While the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has repeatedly stated that its rates will remain at historic lows for some time to come, futures markets are now pricing in a small chance of a cut following disappointing economic growth data on Wednesday.
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The currency hit a two-year trough of $0.6688 earlier in the week, in part due a string of disappointing economic data that led investors to price in a small chance the next move in domestic interest rates could actually be downward.
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Raptors, 6% chance of 5th-6th finish The season-ending injury to Dwyane Wade might keep Chicago from the playoffs altogether, but even if the Bulls got in, there's only a small chance they could push as high as the sixth seed.
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If there was even a small chance that global experts like Hansen were correct (97% of the world's climate scientists say humans are largely responsible for global warming, according to peer reviewed research) then the world was in beyond-serious trouble, especially the long term.
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NOTES: Although Indians RHP Danny Salazar has likely been shut down for the rest of the regular season with a strained right forearm, pitching coach Mickey Callaway said there's "a small chance" Salazar could pitch out of the bullpen at some point during the postseason.
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"I'm scared that it's going to continue happening," Ms. Martinez said, even as she wondered how they had become the victims of something they had been told had a vanishingly small chance of coming to pass in such a short time since the purchase.
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In the meantime, Trump's account is here to stay — for both the threats of nuclear war, and his unwittingly prophetic messages, like this one from several years ago: Be prepared, there is a small chance that our horrendous leadership could unknowingly lead us into World War III.
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Given that Musk basically launched a bacteria museum into space and there's a small chance it will crash back into Earth sometime in the next few million years, if life on Earth is ever completely wiped out, a red sports car may kickstart the process once again.
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Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), one of only four Republican senators who voted for background check legislation the last time it came up in Congress, in 2013, said there was a small chance that background checks and red-flag laws could pass, but it depends entirely on Trump.
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Republicans are proceeding at a reckless pace because they fear that if Kavanaugh is not confirmed before the midterm elections, the Democrats have a small chance of taking control of the Senate and could then stall President Trump's nominations or confirm only a more moderate nominee.
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He insisted, however, that the therapy had a small chance of improving the baby's cognitive function — even though he told the court in April that the boy had suffered significant brain damage, and even though he acknowledged that the child's condition had only worsened since then.
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But it is not a given they will reach the magic number of 23 and, in the Senate, there is only a small chance the Democrats will add to their current number of 20183 and, indeed, are much more likely to lose one or more seats. How?
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Kimmitt, who has decades of experience in both the government and private sector, said in a "Squawk Box " interview that it appears Trump tends to make quick decisions "at the last moment," but said there is a small chance a breakthrough deal is worked out during the meeting.
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But you should probably see your gynecologist (the internet is not a doctor), or at least call them to tell them you think you have one, because there's a small chance the symptoms could be indicative of a more serious medical condition, like an STI or even diabetes.
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If you've read things like Ender's Game, you probably know that every time you play a video game, there's a small chance that it's secretly some kind of advanced telepresence project or command system, and you've just accidentally killed a bunch of sentient beings in some far-off city or planet.
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In another sign of subsiding worries about the U.S. economic outlook, Fed funds rate futures show traders are now pricing in a small chance of a rate hike in 2019, a change from late last week when futures markets had priced in a cut by the end of the year.
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The only randomness is that there's a small chance that buildings will be resistant to damage, but that chance is too low ever count on (which means that when a structure does shield itself after you failed to, a wave of relief washes over you.) Despite that transparency, you'll make mistakes.
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John Wall - $211.9 million through 230—including a player option While there's a small chance Wiggins actually improves through the life of his current contract, the same can't be said about Wall, who, while not close to bad, isn't young or consistently healthy enough to transform his game for the better.
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"There is a small chance, like the chance of pulling an inside straight in poker, which you can do but which doesn't happen very often … that the Republicans will hold the House," said Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics and the editor in chief of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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So I wasn't particularly politicking, and with all the board dynamics going on, I was just like, "Hey, this is me, I've got my strengths, I've got my weaknesses, if I'm the right person for this role I'm game," and I thought there was a very small chance of my getting in.
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"I think there's a small chance (but still a chance) that an NDAA conference report could be done in September and get vetoed by the President, but I think the final [NDAA] and defense appropriations [bill] will all get finalized after the election," said Justin Johnson, defense budget expert at The Heritage Foundation.
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The Miami Marlins also have just a small chance of a playoff spot despite being just a game and a half behind St. Louis, especially with their best player, Giancarlo Stanton, out with a severely strained groin and not expected to be back until the final week of the season, if at all.
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Meanwhile, a rule to prioritize the sickest patients first can clash with the goal of helping the greatest number possible: Lavishing extensive resources on a single patient with only a small chance of surviving could mean refusing treatment to multiple patients who are less sick but more likely to live if treated.
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Public Health England said there was no immediate health risk to anyone who may have been in either the restaurant or the pub, but their was a small chance that any of the agent that had come into contact with clothing or belongings could still be present in minute amounts and contaminate skin.
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Traders continue to bet overwhelmingly on a March rate hike, and give a better-than-even chance of two more rate hikes over the course of the year, with a small chance of a fourth hike, based on the price of fed funds futures contracts traded at CME Group Inc's Chicago Board of Trade.
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Marquette had a small chance to win when Marvin Clark II of St. John's followed Howard's miss by missing two free throws with two seconds remaining, but Sam Hauser was unable to get off a long 3-point try before the buzzer sounded, and the Golden Eagles saw their eight-game winning streak end.
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NASA has announced that on September 2000, 21970 (which happens to be a Thursday, if you need to check your schedule), there is a small chance an asteroid a third of a mile across (named Bennu) will slam into the Earth with an impact energy equivalent to the currently deployed arsenal of US nuclear ballistic missiles.
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Right now, we have a hung parliament, and this means that Matteo Salvini—who is the most Le Pen–esque Italian politician—has a very small chance of becoming PM. The next government—if there is going to be a government, since at this moment is not a given—will forcefully be a coalition government, like the ones we had before this election.
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"Even if there's a small chance, we owe this to everyone who's not in this room to try," Black Widow's voice can be heard saying over the next action-packed scenes — one of which sees Iron Man teaming up with Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper), who is no doubt seeking revenge for the perishing of his entire Guardians of the Galaxy team (especially his best friend Groot).
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A relief, because neither the 81-year-old Mr Berlusconi nor Mr Salvini is fit to lead Italy; awful because there is a small chance that Mr Salvini might in that case be tempted to throw in his lot with the Five Star Movement (M5S), another populist outfit that is led by a 31-year-old with no experience of running anything apart from a website.
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Now, key Trump advisers tell me important part of what Giuliani is doing with the president&aposs blessing is signaling to Mueller there&aposs still a chance, a small chance of a one-on-one interview but only if questions are severely limited and this is a warning shot that if the special counsel wants to instead issue a subpoena to compel the president to testify, he&aposs ready for a battle in court.
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By presumably agreeing to meet with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has a very small chance of breaking the longstanding deadlock and advancing security and stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
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I guess there is a small chance that if you went to the dodgiest salon, the one you always drive past on the way before the edge of your town joins the highway, the one called "Sunny Daze" that offers 30 minutes for five bucks, the one run by the guy who looks like a member of Status Quo, the one that always has a dumpster outside it—and someone had just popped in before you and was literally riddled with herpes, there's still the tiniest chance you could catch something.
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