There is very little chance of me exiting the convo comfortably.
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But, there's very little chance that such a plan will work.
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The little guys have very little chance to get into the market.
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A bold, if unwelcome, move with seemingly very little chance for reward.
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And at the moment, there is very little chance of that happening.
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I'm more concerned about saving art that has very little chance of surviving.
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"There's very little chance of a change of policy direction under Maduro," explained Henderson.
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Without access to international markets, they see very little chance of making a profit.
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It sets a big, somewhat dishonest goal that has very little chance of success.
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There's very little chance of anyone getting fired unless a huge mistake was made.
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"Very little chance it happens, but both sides are listening," he told Sports Illustrated.
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"It sounds like this would have very, very little chance of working," she told Gizmodo.
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But … there is very little chance that this bill will be passed by the Senate.
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If you want to be a soloist, there is very little chance to become one.
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Mercedes knows that, at this point, she has very little chance of getting her kids back.
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Sanders's bill stands very little chance of ever being enacted, or of getting America to single-payer.
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Anyway, President Trump's budget has very little chance of being approved by Congress in its current form.
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If you don't see any light, there is a very little chance that you will see again.
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And because of that, there's "very little chance" we will see money removed from politics, Carter said.
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These 11 cities and their environs are offering major growth, and very little chance of stopping anytime soon.
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But even Democrats' best-case midterm scenarios have very little chance of affecting the outcome of this case.
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Our lawyer warned us that if Bosley were returned, we'd have very little chance of ever getting him back.
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Given this Federal Reserve regime, there's very little chance that we'll see some kind of Trump boom next year.
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"There is very little chance that he will be memorialized positively through core historians, but I'm okay with that."
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Despite being a step in the right direction for athletes' rights, Scott's bill has very little chance of succeeding.
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"There's very little chance that the federal government is going to be taking the lead in policymaking," Storey said.
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Kelly's legal troubles aren't even close to being finished, and there's very little chance this interview helped his case.
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There's very little chance that these could be altered, so your direct maternal line can be traced back quite far.
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As a startup with little govtech experience, we thought we had very little chance, but with the help of the Public.
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But proposal has very little chance of unseating Zuckerberg due to the way he set up the company to preserve control.
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Trump probably has very little chance of winning a majority or even 40 percent of those soon-to-be-former Sanders voters.
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Voting arrangements for Legco ensured that pro-democracy politicians, including localists, had very little chance of taking a majority of the seats.
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Marquez said she saw "very little chance" of NAFTA coming to an end, but that Mexico had to prepare for the eventuality.
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KIEV, Dec 18 (Reuters) - There is very little chance of Ukraine signing a new gas transit deal with Russia's Gazprom before Jan.
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Even Mr Chan admits that there is very little chance of actually achieving it as long as the Communist Party still rules China.
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The bad news is that Needham analysts believe there is very little chance the SEC actually will go ahead and approve the ETF.
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I am not going to wait and have us plunge back into a contentious national debate that has very little chance of succeeding.
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" In a 2015 interview with the podcast the Allusionist, he explained, "There's very little chance for people in the world to have power.
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There's very little chance this bill will be able to garner the support of eight Democrats in the Senate to actually become law.
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There is now very little chance that the country will make the sweeping changes needed to break its economy out of prolonged stagnation.
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"There's a very little chance that a long-term FISA reauthorization has support of the overall conference," said House Freedom Caucus leader Rep.
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It would take a massive effort with tons of people involved, and yet there would be very little chance of actually altering the outcome.
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Lindsey Graham, a Republican who has backed the President's last two Supreme Court nominees, but signaled there's very little chance he'd do so now.
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"Honestly, my first thought when I saw the shark was, 'There's very little chance for me to beat him,'" Phelps said during the show.
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"And if one of them is the abuser, there's very little chance that you can successfully stay in graduate school while outing that person."
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All of which suggests there is very little chance she did not know what she was doing with that "I really don't care" coat.
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"Everything that I track really says there's very little chance of us going into a recession any time in the near future," Stone said.
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"In retrospect, there was very little chance of me winning that race," Obama, then a US senator, told The New York Times in 2007.
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If previous trends hold (and they don't always) and Trump continues to be this unpopular, Republicans, simply put, have very little chance holding the House.
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Should the GOP-majority Senate go forward with Kaine and Durbin's bill, it has very little chance of becoming law, as it requires Trump's signature.
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There's very little chance that Congress could pass an economy-wide tax on carbon dioxide emissions in the near term, President Obama's top energy adviser said.
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In truth, there seems very little chance that the tide now moving in Sanders's favor will be strong enough to tug the nomination away from Clinton.
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There's simply very little chance that a ton of Android apps will be customized for the Duo's dual screens for launch, but that hopefully won't matter.
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If an artist didn't have a record deal, there was very little chance they would have the opportunity to record any of their songs in a studio.
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That led her to Wendy Gooditis, then a candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates who had $700 in campaign money and very little chance to win.
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You stand very little chance of seeing an American car on a Japanese road, but if you do, there is a good chance it is a Jeep Wrangler.
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After the Yellen speech, the market was assigning very little chance of a hike this summer — just a 4 percent probability for June and 31 percent for July.
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You'll hear plenty about DACA in the coming days but the reality is there's very little chance they'll agree on a DACA bill in the next 10 days.
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The markets see very little chance — or none at all — of passing the proposed tax changes as the Republican-controlled legislature keeps turning on its own executive authorities.
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That's because Trump has very little chance to win the White House without Florida, and Clinton has quite a few ways to win even if she loses in Florida.
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Even crazier would be if HTC is teasing a Windows 27 Mobile phone, but there's very little chance of that given how little market share Microsoft's mobile platform has.
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"Once Hillary [Clinton] gets elected, people ... are going to breathe a sigh of relief, " she said, noting she sees very little chance of GOP candidate Donald Trump winning the election.
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"At this level, there's very little chance of capital appreciation," Suresh Tantia, a senior investment strategist at Credit Suisse, said on Thursday at a briefing of the bank's investment outlook.
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Given the amount of public support and political pressure, there's very little chance the US Women don't emerge with pay equal to the US men in short order through arbitration.
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Delay can be a workaround when an election still needs to be held, he says, but this one does not, since Mr. Sanders now stands very little chance of winning.
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There's very little chance Walsh will even raise enough money to fund any sustained TV ad campaign -- either nationally or in an early state like Iowa or New Hampshire. 2.
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But that individual would have very little chance of winning, and you would also have to know that, by doing this, you are basically guaranteeing that Hillary Clinton will be president.
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Montes notes that while there is very little chance that the agencies contacted would be unaware of this event if it took place, it's not completely outside the realm of possibility.
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He predicted that the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal among 12 nations, including Vietnam, that has very little chance of passing Congress before the November election, would someday become law.
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Even if the Buccaneers' hot streak carries them to an upset, there is very little chance of the division remaining undecided: Tennessee is good, but not as good as New Orleans.
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In his last season and a half at the club, Rodgers (and the infamous transfer committee) had assembled a group of expensive misfits, a lopsided team with very little chance of success.
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So while Draft Mattis has little chance of succeeding — not zero chance, just very, very little chance — it is a valuable window into the mindset that's taken over the conservative political class.
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Alas, I fear that the Cubs will have very little chance of winning the World Series next month simply because of cold, hard statistical baseball trends — and a little bit of bad history.
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But Salman will know as a highly experienced energy leader that the current policies aren't exactly working, and worse than that, have very little chance of delivering the higher prices his country needs.
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"A reasonable attorney with finite means might devote those finite means to an avenue of investigation that has very, very little chance of success because there is so much at stake," he said.
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And it's not like Americans have much faith in the survey research field after they were led to believe that polls showed Donald Trump had very little chance of winning the 270 presidential election.
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Fast-forward 10 years, and there is very little chance that my sports-loving, T-shirt-wearing girls will ever be caught dead shopping in Pucci, so I don't have to worry about that.
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Paul Krugman The presidential campaign is entering its final weeks, and unless the polls are completely off, Donald Trump has very little chance of winning — only 7 percent, according to the Times's Upshot model.
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Hughes echoed Thompson's frustrations with American cinema, explaining to a friend that he was putting his faith in the Soviets because "the American Negro stands very little chance of achieving true representation" in Hollywood.
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Other analysts think that while he's portraying himself as a maverick, his ties to the military and his political allies mean there is very little chance of him upending the entrenched system and military influence.
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The court in Yenisakran, near the coastal city of Izmir in the west of Turkey, convicted 104 of the defendants to "aggravated life," the heaviest sentence possible in Turkey, with very little chance of parole.
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There's very little chance you'd have the power, money, or time to first become an expert sommelier and then test thousands of wines to pair them down to the perfect quarterly litmus test for yourself.
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With Washington and Beijing in the middle of a nasty trade war, there is very little chance China will ever tighten the screws on Kim, because North Korea could end up being the ultimate bargaining chip.
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What's next: Your Generate host sees very little chance that the ANWR provisions will be jettisoned in a House-Senate conference, so the fate of the legislative drilling effort rises or falls on the overall tax negotiations.
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"The market has gone from very little chance of recession to pricing in an overwhelming chance of recession despite the data not supporting that," said Michael Jones, chief investment officer of RiverFront Investment Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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Minnows that have very little chance of beating a top opponent in 90 minutes would be incentivized to play very defensively and hope for penalty shootouts, where their chances of winning would be close to 50 percent.
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This trial dominates UK clinical policy, but there have been widespread reports of GET making those with ME worse, with patients beginning GET moderately affected and ending the therapy completely bed-bound with very little chance of recovery.
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"We're watching his actions and thinking to ourselves [that] there's very little chance, I think at this point, that there is anything positive or productive that he is sincere about wanting to work with Democrats on," she added.
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While there is little chance that the Trump tax cuts will be rolled back with the Senate in Republican hands, there is also very little chance the tax cuts will be made permanent with the Democrats in the House.
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But if Johnson does seek an extension for the divorce - as now seems likely after his failure to get the agreement approved in parliament on Saturday - there is very little chance that the other 27 members states would refuse.
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Taylor won a straw poll when Trump met with Senate Republicans earlier this week and quizzed them on their Fed preference, but there is very little chance many would vote "no" if Trump actually sends up a Powell nomination.
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"In spite of the fact we didn't create chances in the first half, we were good, very good, up until the final third, and we gave United very little chance near our goal," said Sevilla's Italian manager Vincenzo Montella.
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"There's very little chance of new legislation prior to the election, but legislative fact-finding is a long game," said Herbert Hovenkamp, an antitrust expert and professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, in an email to Recode.
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But they might have had very little chance of finding that video game on their own because it's a small indie game or something that's difficult to know about unless you follow that world or have someone recommending it to you.
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However, for all that this is the legal argument -- and it's a sound one -- in practical terms, if you get knocked off the platforms of the tech giants in such a way, you have very little chance of building an audience.
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"There's very little chance you're going to see a rate rise here, but quite clearly the heat in the housing prices on the eastern seaboard is now weighing heavily on their thinking," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stock broking at Argonaut.
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But even with all the seats to be filled, there's very little chance that McDonald's rainbow coalition — which would include the Greens, the Social Democrats, and a wide range of independents — will be able to attain the 80-seat majority needed in the Irish Parliament.
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"On the other hand, those with a short prognosis who receive tests and treatments (for conditions) that take a long time to develop experience the risks and harms of these treatments up front, with very little chance of benefit down the road," Smith added.
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It's an industry he'd finally pass the eye test for, with a higher pay median pay than a max contract in the D-League, not to mention very little chance of getting thrown around like a rag doll by co-workers nearly a foot taller than him.
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Eventually the combination of higher prices and higher mortgage rates will lead to softening demand across the U.S. However, that is not imminent and now has very little chance of occurring before late fall or winter, when we reach the slowest time of the year for home sales.
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The two Chinese nationals named in the indictment still live in China, and so there's very little chance that they will ever be prosecuted in the US. "We hope the day will come when those defendants face justice under the rule of law in an American courtroom," Rosenstein said Thursday.
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"The balance of (the) committee appears committed to patience in raising rates, which implies very little chance of an April rate increase and could perhaps reduce market assessment of a potential rate increase at the June meeting," said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist for U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Seattle.
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"There is very little chance that we are ever going to talk this guy out of his [nuclear] weapons, and none of us who have been watching the situation closely for years really thought we were going to," says Mira Rapp-Hooper, a scholar at Yale Law School who studies North Korea.
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"There is very little chance that we are ever going to talk this guy out of his [nuclear] weapons, and none of us who have been watching the situation closely for years really thought we were going to," Mira Rapp-Hooper, a scholar at Yale Law School who studies North Korea, told me earlier this year.
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One such consequence could be "a slowdown in the U.S. economy, as there's very little chance that we'll get a second tax cut or an infrastructure bill, or anything that could give us a boost" given that newly empowered House Democrats may not want to give the president what he wants ahead of 2020, Cramer said.
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"There is very little chance that we are ever going to talk this guy out of his weapons, and none of us who have been watching the situation closely for years really thought we were going to," as Mira Rapp-Hooper, a scholar at Yale Law School who studies North Korea, put when I spoke to her this week.
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"There is very little chance that we are ever going to talk this guy out of his [nuclear] weapons, and none of us who have been watching the situation closely for years really thought we were going to," Mira Rapp-Hooper, a scholar at Yale Law School who studies North Korea, told me in an interview last year.
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The final version of this hardware has the gadget in the shape of Uber's actual icon, as mentioned, which should further help with identification, and riders can select any potential RGB color output using a sliding color wheel, which means there's very little chance of having two riders select the same color in the same place at the same time.
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According to HuffPost Editor in Chief Lydia Polgreen, it didn't come up when that outlet traveled the country on its "Listen to America" tour: This is a fairly rational position for people to take: Unlike healthcare policy or Trump's tax cut package, there's very little chance that the Mueller investigation will impact your life, unless you get a tattoo of the special counsel.
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"For progressives to invest their energy in a proposal that the Supreme Court has better than a 50% chance of declaring unconstitutional, that has very little chance of passing through the Congress, whose revenue potential is extraordinarily in doubt... it seems to me to potentially sacrifice an immense opportunity," said former Treasury secretary Larry Summers at a Peterson Institute panel on inequality last month in Washington.
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That meant that individual or merits hearings, which are the trial phase of immigration court proceedings, and all hearings for people in immigration detention, would move forward in almost all courts, forcing immigrants and their attorneys to decide which posed a greater risk: an aggressive and highly contagious virus or the possibility of removal to different dangers elsewhere, with very little chance of return.
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Because of the way Game of Thrones has divided its two human forces between Winterfell and King's Landing, there's very little chance that anyone of real significance is going to die before the Night King and his forces arrive at Winterfell's gates — which could happen as soon as episode three, or even at the end of episode two — unless Cersei's forces from King's Landing attempt to ambush the forces at Winterfell (or vice versa).
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"For progressives to invest their energy in a proposal that the Supreme Court has better than a 50 percent chance of declaring unconstitutional, that has very little chance of passing through the Congress, whose revenue potential is extraordinarily in doubt — for that to be the defining element in the progressive agenda in the United States, it seems to me to potentially sacrifice an immense opportunity," Summers said while speaking at the Peterson Institute, a think tank focused on international economics.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) is still in the race, though the progressive senator has very little chance of winning.
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