The legislation has only a slim chance of becoming law.
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I knew that I had a slim chance at success here.
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Still, the legislation has only a slim chance of becoming law.
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There's only a slim chance that you will see any changes.
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There is only a slim chance of LRM winning an overall majority.
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Knowing Pika had a slim chance of survival, the man jumped in.
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Individually, each low-ranked competitor has only a slim chance of victory.
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There's a (really slim) chance that Apple might launch a foldable iPad.
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There is a slim chance politicians will manage to derail the technocratic process.
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Children born into poverty have a slim chance of having a professional degree.
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It stands a slim chance of recovering that money due to Niki's insolvency.
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There may be a slim chance of America and China restarting trade talks.
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Several environmental law experts said the suit had a slim chance at best.
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And there's always that (slim) chance they'll be put to work rescuing a swimmer.
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Bill Nelson — and possibly Democrats' slim chance to take back the Senate — is doomed.
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And Democrats would still only have a slim chance of winning back the chamber.
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A slim chance remains that the sides will reach a settlement before the trial.
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The very slim chance that I might become pregnant made me feel more alive.
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Those who can sue face a slim chance of any success in federal court.
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But there seems there might be a slim chance that they decide to stay married.
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If she loses, Democrats' slim chance of flipping the Senate will likely go with her.
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What's worth more: your Instagram or the slim chance of free flights for a year?
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U.S. and Canadian experts say there's a slim chance of major dairy concessions from Ottawa.
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Abrams has not conceded and has a slim chance of moving on to a runoff.
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But I just feel like we should do something, even though there's a slim chance.
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A little bit ago I would have given such an offering slim chance of success.
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There's still a slim chance those frowns will turn upside down, but for now ... #CryWithHer
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And then there's the slim chance Jake (Scott Foley) and Olivia might rekindle their messy relationship.
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The budget proposal already had a slim chance of being approved by the Democrat-controlled House.
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There's also a slim chance Brits may eventually be asked to vote again on Brexit. 4.
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Some only give Norwegian a slim chance of survival in the long term in any case.
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Fed funds rate futures now price in a slim chance of a rate cut this year.
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Ordinarily, third-party candidates have a slim chance of getting elected, and 2016 is no exception.
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"In a normal world, I would say there is a very slim chance," Mr. McPherson said.
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To use it instead for a single head transplant with a slim chance of success is unethical.
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Financial markets were recently pricing in a slim chance of a cut in borrowing costs this year.
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Without those states, Democrats have a slim chance at taking the Senate majority in 2020 or 6900.
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I wondered what would happen if, by some slim chance, Astrid's testimony and recordings are not enough.
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Many of the issues, like revising antitrust laws, have a slim chance of producing new laws soon.
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There's slim chance Trump will finish a four-year term without facing an outbreak of some kind.
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The Florida senator may very well wind up wasting many millions on the slim chance of a silver
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Doctors gave Nielsen an incredibly slim chance of conceiving with her own eggs — around three to four percent.
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But Murphy said there's a slim chance it will clear its next hurdle, which will require 2628 votes.
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The one slim chance for heading off a nuclear-armed Iran is a radical reversal of American policy.
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For the most part, there's a slim chance that California residents will experience a White Christmas come Monday.
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"We knew that these elections only had a slim chance of really solving the conflict," Ms. León added.
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His case is currently on appeal, however ... but there's a slim chance he could get a new trial.
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But it only stands an extremely slim chance of helping elect people in competitive races in general elections.
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"Trump now has a chance at governing, but it may be only a slim chance," Mr. Whipple said.
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Polls plus past primaries and caucuses all indicate that there is a very slim chance of that actually happening.
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There's also a very slim chance any animal will ever be discovered that flies longer than the common swift.
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There is a vanishingly slim chance that these women are all liars, or that their memories simultaneously failed them.
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But with IVF, the cost seems so high — and we're only buying a slim chance of making it happen.
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His run will narrow whatever slim chance the Conservative Party's mayoral candidate, Shaun Bailey, had of recapturing City Hall.
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I wish I played frisbee golf just so I could have a slim chance at experiencing joy like this.Â
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Despite all this prep work, there's still a slim chance that things could get the wrong type of raunchy.
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Juan Soto, the Nationals left fielder, had a very slim chance of throwing out the speedy Correa at home plate.
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We continue to see a slim chance of approval given likely data-driven decision by the FDA under current laws.
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Most can do the maths and thus reassure themselves about the slim chance of getting mixed up in anything nasty.
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Markets have priced in only a slim chance of a rise next month but a much greater likelihood by June.
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There's a slim chance McConnell may pull together a last-minute deal to repeal and replace core elements of ObamaCare.
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I thought of (skinny) JEANS, (narrow) BRIDGE, (narrow) MARGIN, (lean) BEEF, (thin) line, (thin) ICE, (thin) AIR and (slim) CHANCE.
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Given his age and the slim chance of reoffending, experts said, it was unlikely he would receive the maximum penalty.
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On Skype, members admit there's a "very, very slim" chance the US and Mexican governments will be amenable to Otra Nation.
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If you bought your television within the past year or two, there's a slim chance that it could get AirPlay 20173.
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I reluctantly learned that while the likelihood of medical miracles is slim, chance still favors the haves versus the have-nots.
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Next-gen sequencing could tell you there's a very slim chance you'll get a certain form of breast cancer, for instance.
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The space boulder is currently circling the sun at 63,000 mph, and has a very slim chance of plummeting into Earth.
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Polls reflect Parnell's slim chance of winning, although the gap is closing between him and his GOP opponent, former state Rep.
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Republicans and Democrats agree that there is now a very slim chance that legislation will pass offering citizenship to the Dreamers.
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At Boston College, Flores played safety and linebacker, but a leg injury in 2003 ended any slim chance of playing professionally.
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GolfIf the moon and stars properly align, there's a slim chance you can play Nintendo's original NES Golf game on the Switch.
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But, no matter how they ended up on that pole you're holding, there's a slim chance they'll actually hurt or infect you.
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Clinton is expected to clinch the Democratic nomination on Tuesday, although Sanders maintains he has a slim chance at topping the ticket.
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But the full report, seen by the BBC, found struggling companies placed in the restructuring unit had a slim chance of emerging.
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However, it has a slim chance of passing through the Republican-controlled Senate and will most likely face strong resistance from banks.
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More than 80% of his body was covered in third degree burns and doctors gave him a very slim chance of living.
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Silver said Republicans still stand a slim chance of retaining the House majority thanks to a strong economy and favorably drawn districts.
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Democrats are currently forecast to make major gains in the House of Representatives and have a slim chance at retaking the Senate.
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The patrons knew there was a slim chance of seeing Chip or Joanna, but the possibility was there and it was exciting.
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Ninth-seeded Venus Williams, making her 253th appearance at the Open, has a slim chance of reaching No. 1 at age 37.
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As things stand, however, both parties in congress are highly critical to trump's aggressive negotiating, with a slim chance of 60 votes.
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"Chuh has a slim chance of returning to the United States," said Tin Thanh Nguyen, his pro bono lawyer in North Carolina.
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She declines to terminate the pregnancy on the slim chance it could be Roger's, and yet her nightmares about Bonnet get worse.
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There's also a slim chance that your constant bloating could be a tumor or a symptom of ovarian cancer, according to Medline Plus.
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Oregon kept alive a slim chance of a top-four finish and a first-round bye in the league tournament in two weeks.
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There is a slim chance Little, out since he took a hard, open-ice hit from Tampa Bay D Anton Stralman on Feb.
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While the jackets are kind of cool, there's a very slim chance that whoever is buying them can actually pull the look off.
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"If you are a detained individual, there's only a very, very slim chance you'd ever get to talk to an attorney," Lucas said.
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That's despite having a slim chance of success: The rival Grand Old Party still holds sway in the Senate and the White House.
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But without going through all the levels, learning skills and collecting tools, you have a slim chance of beating Bowser at the end.
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Trump represents a threat to the Democratic Party that goes beyond the slim chance he'll carry Ohio and Pennsylvania and win in November.
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John Kerry and Joe Lieberman on a cap-and-trade plan in 2010 but ditched the talks, dooming any slim chance of passage.
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But the most obvious thing I learned was don't do stupid shit you know you have a slim chance of getting away with.
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Few would worry about this if it there wasn't at least a slim chance that building a useful synthetic human genome was possible.
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Rhode Island and California, two radically different states, have a slim chance to drive the country as a whole in a different direction.
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Legal experts have indicated that the plaintiffs have a slim chance of getting Goodell to investigate or overturn the result of the Jan.
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The two companies battled it out in Delaware Chancery Court in a case Mr. McCausland's lawyers gave him a slim chance of winning.
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There is only a slim chance that the justices will hear the case, particularly because an appeals court twice approved the existing deal.
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Tickets are no longer available online, but there's a slim chance of gaining access in person on a first-come-first-served basis.
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For some statehood supporters, the slim chance of convincing Congress of their cause is not as important as sending Washington a strong message.
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In Arizona, where Democrats have a slim chance of picking up a Republican-held Senate seat, Biden has been endorsed by former Gov.
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But even if Democrats can't secure Republican votes against Kavanaugh, they may have a slim chance to delay the process beyond the Nov.
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He is an activist now and has more than likely kissed away whatever slim chance he had to play in the N.F.L again.
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U.S. federal funds futures imply traders see a slim chance of the Fed raising rates at its coming meeting, according to Reuters' FedWatch program.
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You have to deal with a whole lot of drama and there's a pretty slim chance that you'll actually end up falling in love.
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Like the law codifying Roe, Harris's Reproductive Rights Act would have a slim chance of passing Congress with 60 votes in the Senate. Sens.
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Harry, who has dropped steadily down the line of succession with each new Cambridge baby, has a very slim chance of being crowned king.
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Jefferies analyst Gena Wang said she sees a "slim" chance for the drug's U.S. approval, based on unclear drug mechanism and questionable clinical data.
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But if they are able to effectively remind them of the consequences, then Republicans might just have a slim chance of holding the House.
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Lynn pitched twice last week at Single-A Palm Beach, but says it's still just a "slim" chance he makes it back this year.
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Christ tells us why there's a slim chance he and Cheryl could have kids ... and reveals how our reporting actually helped the matchmaking process.
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What&aposs more, once malware infiltrates your phone and begins leaking data, there&aposs a slim chance you&aposll be able to find it.
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Just about anything is possible in today's NBA, but there is an extremely slim chance Utah disrupts its momentum by jettisoning an important starter.
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Morrison's move to meet with the independent lawmakers comes as his Liberal Party candidate maintains a slim chance of victory in the electorate of Wentworth.
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Rather than pinning the day's most anticipated moment on the slim chance that things suddenly started working, they're just giving Lugia to anyone in attendance.
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Analysts noted a sharp repricing across money market futures with Eonia forwards also now pointing to a slim chance of a rate rise next year.
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In fact, he's been so good that even if the Knights lose in the final, there's a slim chance he could still win the award.
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He says that the company has a slim chance of delivering on the cash flow it needs to justify its valuation or pay its debt.
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Although there is a slim chance those tensions would result in an appreciable hit to business, they're still worth paying attention to, according to Friederich.
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And while Democrats have a very slim chance of winning the upper chamber, party leaders are now hopeful they can limit GOP gains. http://bit.
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The 72-year-old Lula leads opinion polls in Brazil's most uncertain race in decades, despite his slim chance of actually being able to run.
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However, I don't know if that is enough considering the slim chance of developing a therapy and the many mice that are suffering right now.
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Abela and his party were seen as having a slim chance in the race to replace former PM Joseph Muscat, who stepped down in December.
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McConnell has waved off entitlement reform as something that would have a slim chance of passing the narrowly divided Senate, where Republicans control 51 seats.
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If LaVine moves the ball, there's a slim chance he'll get it back (especially when Parker is on the floor—the Bulls do not pass!).
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Yet for all the suspense and gloom, there remained a slim chance that Parliament could still find a way forward when it regroups on Monday.
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There is slim chance that the $603bn requested by the president will materialise, let alone the larger military build-up envisaged by Senators McCain and Thornberry.
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The new finding, published in the journal Science, increases the slim chance that something is truly amiss, rather than simply mismeasured, in the heart of atoms.
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For so long, it seemed the world belonged to thin, mostly white, women, and anyone who didn't fit that standard had a slim chance at success.
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But as the opposition's candidate to be governor of the province, Mr Sudirman must campaign in every corner to stand even a slim chance of victory.
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Denver has a slim chance at the top seed but leads Houston by 1 1/1123 games for the second seed with a game in hand.
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There's always the slim chance that Manafort is banking on Trump pardoning him, as the President has already shown an interest in his power to pardon.
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This kiss is special, though, because he was in a car accident in March that left him with a slim chance of survival, Grant told Cosmopolitan.
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The bad news: Tickets are no longer available online, but there's a slim chance of gaining access in person on a first-come-first-served basis.
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BUT I THINK THERE IS SUCH A SLIM CHANCE OF THIS THING BEING ALTERED IN SOME WAY THAT IT WOULDN'T AFFECT MY THINKING MUCH AT ALL.
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That created an incentive to file a false asylum claim — as did the slim chance, during that period, that an applicant would end up in immigration court.
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With only a slim chance seen of the bank raising all the money from investors, help from Rome would offer a quick fix - but with one catch.
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Johnson is currently travelling lots to promoting movies, and there's a slim chance he could miss the birth of his child at the end of the month.
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Nonetheless, its contents contain such destructive measures for people like myself that even a slim chance of it becoming a reality is enough to strike profound fear.
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While many economists expect a December ECB rate reduction, money markets do not price in even a slim chance of 10 basis point cut ECBWATCH before 2020.
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Slim chance of that happening at this point: Needless to say, getting picked up for a second season is a big win for Bee and her team.
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But proposing a new tax and getting it implemented are two entirely different things, and this latest attempt would appear to have a slim chance at best.
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So if you cancel your vacation because you're worried about potentially catching COVID-19, there is a slim chance your credit card travel insurance will provide reimbursement.
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It left rates at 1.5 percent in July for a 10th straight meeting, and financial markets imply only a slim chance of a hike by year end.
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If they can effectively build their case, there's a possible — but exceedingly slim — chance that they can spur enough grassroots activism to convince moderates to oppose his nomination.
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The text will be tweaked in upcoming negotiations, and the directive has a slim chance of being rejected altogether at another vote from the whole European Parliament 2226.
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This win came against the odds: Nguyen nearly didn't get on the plane to Massachusetts after being told there was a slim chance of the bill even passing.
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Having lost her entire family, Nora had left to pursue the slim chance that snake-oil peddling physicists might actually find a way to reunite her with them.
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And it could mean preparing a last-ditch effort to survive that war by launching multiple nuclear strikes, chancing a nuclear retaliation for the slim chance to survive.
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And in an hour, tens of thousands of fans complied — all for the slim chance to see a personalized video from Mr. Johnson pop up inside their accounts.
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Mr. Urdangarin still has a final, slim chance of avoiding or delaying incarceration, if he appeals to Spain's Constitutional Court and that court agrees to reopen the case.
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She recently spent a whole day out on a Montreal street with a fold-up chair and a poncho, waiting for a slim chance to meet her queen.
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In announcing the trip on his Caring Bridge page to ask for donations to fund lung cancer research, Andy had said there was a slim chance he'd summit.
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But the picture is clear: Republicans want to confirm Kavanaugh before the midterms occur, and they face the slim chance that they could lose control of the Senate.
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As a result, Fed fund futures priced in a slim chance of a rate hike in March on Friday after the jobs data, according to the CME Group's FedWatch.
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Emanuel Macron, France's former economy minister, announced Wednesday that he was standing for the French presidency in 2017, despite polls suggesting he has a very slim chance of winning.
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Lynn said it's still only a "slim" chance that he returns this year, but there is hope he can or else he wouldn't have been moved up the chain.
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Now, we were told, there was a slim chance Natan could beat back the tumor by merely swallowing a pill twice a day, with few, if any, side effects.
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Unless it changes its stance, it would appear for now to have a slim chance of gaining power under the new voting system, which favors coalitions and established parties.
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If you didn't already own the game, there's a slim chance you would have ever bought it five years on, although it would have been nice to get some notice.
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Breakingviews: Slim chance of Kochs taking over Meredith media Newborn white Bengal tiger cubs are shown to the media at San Jorge zoo in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, November 28, 2017.
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Admittedly there's a chance he could come out of this unscathed in order to finally strike up that romance with Brienne we've all been craving, but it's a slim chance.
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Andrew Schwartzman, a top telecom lawyer who filed a pair of briefs supporting the FCC's rules, predicted there is a slim chance that the Supreme Court takes up the case.
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They will try to break out this week, with both Buffalo and Detroit getting a (slim) chance to prove that their unbeaten starts are proof that they are real contenders.
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Some Fed officials have said it would be prudent to move sooner than later, but traders have priced in a slim chance of a rate hike at the Fed's March meeting.
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Her welcome decision to go to Winterfell wipes out the slim chance that she would end up on the Iron Throne by killing Cersei and wearing her skin, Walder Frey-style.
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That has a slim chance of happening unless some of these pricing schemes change, or in the unlikely event its battle pass is so successful it floats the entire the game.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain sees just a slim chance of joint sovereignty over Gibraltar if Britain opposes it, its foreign minister said in an interview with the leading Spanish newspaper El Pais.
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There are only two northern white rhinos left, a mother and daughter named Najin and Fatu, are aged and infertile, leaving only a slim chance that the subspecies can avoid extinction.
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There's a slim chance that this confrontation could be averted if multilateral organizations, including the Union of South American Nations, worked to broker a deal between the government and the opposition.
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There's some slim chance Trump could become the GOP nominee, but if he does, I'm not the only one thinking the odds of him beating Clinton in 2016 are vanishingly small.
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Negotiations are ongoing, and there's a slim chance Republicans and Democrats can agree to a less drastic rule change, but it's looking increasingly unlikely that Democrats will agree to any changes.
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That leaves only a slim chance that an agreement between British and EU negotiators can be reached in time to hold a summit of leaders in November to sign off the agreement.
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Whatever slim chance we had for depth is gone now, since each moderator will cover a range of topics with little chance for a second line of analysis or follow up questions.
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Most opinion polls and forecasters give Democrats a slim chance of winning control of the Senate, because they have to defend 43 seats in states that Trump won in 2016, including Florida.
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Even though many modern women realize the slim chance of actually "having it all," no matter its personal incarnation, it doesn't mean we stop striving and hoping we can attain the impossible.
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While it might be nice to have the (already slim) chance of getting audited even less likely, experts warn that anemic enforcement could have wide-ranging ripple effects on compliance and revenue.
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But they acknowledge there is only a slim chance of success, with lawmakers still trying to reach deals on almost all of the 20 priority items set by Abbott for the session.
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Denver had a slim chance to complete its comeback when Murray hit a 3-pointer with four seconds left to make it 134-130 but Napier iced the game at the line.
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On a more serious note — but with an equally slim chance of changing the expected outcome in November — Corey Stewart won the Republican Senate nomination in Virginia, and he will challenge Sen.
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A sign of how difficult it has been to see legislation into law: His Financial Choice Act stands a slim chance of passing the Senate, where Republicans hold only a narrow majority.
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Democrats and independents who caucus with them have to defend 26 seats, including 10 in states the president won in 2016, giving them a slim chance of taking control of the Senate.
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"Even if children are referred for specialist mental health treatment there is a slim chance they will receive it, which is totally unacceptable," the NSPCC, a children's charity, said in an emailed statement.
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But a senior euro zone official in Brussels was less optimistic, seeing slim chance of a technical deal on Monday and raising the prospect of a further extension of the negotiations until May.
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However, Dr David Allamby, medical director of an eye clinic in London, told news outlet the Daily Mail that there was a "slim" chance that Wu developed RAO from playing on her mobile.
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Investors are also starting to price in a slim chance the ECB will raise borrowing costs next year for the first time since 2011, with bets reinforced by signs that inflation expectations are rising.
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Investors, who were fully pricing in a rate rise at the ECB's June 22019 meeting as recently as early May, now see only a slim chance of such a move over that time horizon.
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But Manager Magazin reported that Deutsche Bank may end up keeping Postbank because it saw only a slim chance of floating the lender or finding a buyer for it by the end of 2017.
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Weeks ago, I wrote about how the Democrats had no chance of winning the Senate and just a slim chance of winning the House due to miserable electoral math facing them in the midterms.
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Although Afghanistan is a poor and war-ravaged country, many Afghans are considered to have only a slim chance of being granted asylum after the European Union categorized them last month as economic migrants.
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Opinion polls show Democrats with a good shot at picking up the net 23 seats they need for a majority in the House of Representatives, but only a slim chance of winning back the Senate.
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"I think that most people don't care enough to read the rules and just so badly want to be noticed that they'll gladly forfeit all rights for the slim chance to be noticed," Reynolds said.
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But they acknowledge there is only a slim chance of success, with lawmakers still trying to reach deals on almost all of the 20 priority items set by Republican Governor Greg Abbott for the session.
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Abe's ruling bloc already has a two-thirds majority in the lower house, but without such control of the upper chamber, he has a slim chance of achieving his long-cherished goal of constitutional reform.
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Some hotels include USB ports in the rooms, although some security experts have advised against plugging a USB cable directly into a public USB jack because of the slim chance of data theft or malware.
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"There's a slim chance you could win, but it definitely puts you in a tough position when you have self-inflected penalties, special teams problems, turnovers," said Taylor, who is likely headed to the NFL.
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You&aposre squeezing in media interviews and slogging through mid-day debate prep cram sessions on the slim chance you&aposll reach the required polling threshold and make it back to the nationally televised stage.
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Given the slim chance that what CDR Fravor, his colleagues and their sensors observed reflects bona fide technical capabilities, a well-funded and efficiently managed public investigation is not only warranted, it should be prioritized.
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Genesis IIImage: Bigelow AerospaceEarlier today, the private American firm Bigelow Aerospace was notified by the U.S. Air Force that its Genesis II spacecraft has a slim chance of smashing into a dead Russian spy satellite.
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Euribor money market futures <0#FEI:> fell as much 8 bps across the 2017-2020 curve as investors moved to price in a slim chance of a rise in euro zone interest rates late next year.
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Pittsburgh's loss to New Orleans last week created some chaos, allowing the Ravens (9-6) to move atop the A.F.C. North, ahead of the Steelers, who were left with a slim chance of making the playoffs.
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I shouldn't go to the hospital or ER to get tested because, with the slim chance I don't have it, I could definitely get it — and if I do have it, I'd put people at risk.
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"It's a big weight off my shoulders knowing I get to sleep on that team flight right now," said Frazier, whose slim chance of making the team out of spring training was scuttled by a concussion.
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WA, has written down 916 million zlotys ($243 million) of goodwill at a group level on the slim chance it will be sold to a investor at a price above BPH's book value, it said on Monday.
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The only slim chance Ryan has to remain as Speaker and get something done is for Trump to win the White House and Ryan to find a way to eat some very public crow to Trump's satisfaction.
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In crucial swing states, their electoral hopes rest on the slim chance that some affluent Republican voters dislike Donald Trump enough to split their tickets, backing Hillary Clinton for president and Republicans in the House and Senate.
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I was also truthful when I told him that without surgery he would definitely die soon but comfortably, and that the only, albeit slim, chance of surviving this event would be going immediately to the operating room.
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They point to the fact that there's a slim chance any given drug in the early stages of clinical trial will succeed, and that it typically takes about a decade for a new one to bear fruit.
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"You know, you look at the numbers and there's a slim chance of you winning the series like that, but we've got a lot to play for," Lillard said of coming back from a three-game deficit.
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There is only a slim chance that an agreement between British and EU negotiators can be reached in time to hold a summit of leaders in November to sign off the agreement, according to one British official.
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Most analysts expect Macron to win the final ballot, but Le Pen has an actual, if very slim, chance of coming out on top if hardline voters turn out in droves while disenchanted mainstream voters stay home.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are starting to price in a slim chance that the European Central Bank will raise interest rates next year for the first time since 2011, with bets reinforced by sharply rising inflation expectations on Thursday.
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While the executive branch's emergency powers are broad, and while the courts tend to defer to the executive on national security matters, legal experts reckon that the plan has a slim chance of success in the long-term.
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The reason for this attention is simple: Democrats trail in the state's top two statewide races, but party officials believe there is a slim chance when all votes are counted they could close the gap and emerge victorious.
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A plan to combine the Frankfurt and London exchanges had only a slim chance of getting regulatory clearance after LSE last month declined to follow a demand from European Union antitrust regulators to sell an Italian trading platform.
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"This is one example of a nationwide plan that has a slim chance of succeeding because the extent the coronavirus has spread differs across regions," Kentaro Iwata, a professor specialising in infectious diseases at Kobe University Hospital, tweeted.
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Dr. Hirano had held out the prospect that the treatment, known as nucleoside bypass therapy, might offer a slim chance of improving the child's ability to breathe, though he also acknowledged that Charlie had suffered significant brain damage.
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After more than 10 years of trying to conceive through in vitro fertilization and told she had only a slim chance of getting pregnant, Nielsen and her husband, Italian model Mattia Dessi, 39, are now glowing in newborn bliss.
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Under the vigilant eye of her publicist Lauren Schwartz, who never left her side, Ms. Rampling replied stoically to a question about the slim chance, in the wake of her lapse, that she would make off with an Oscar.
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The reason for all the attention is simple: Democrats trail in Florida's top two statewide races, but party officials believe there is a slim chance that when all votes are counted they could close the gap and emerge victorious.
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United had only a slim chance to advance after losing by 2-0 at home in the first leg, and Solskjaer's task was made even harder by the fact that 10 of his players were either injured or suspended.
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Some believe Nicaragua's U-turn, recent weather disasters and growing Chinese and Indian climate leadership combined may have a slim chance of nudging Trump back to the pact he said the United States would leave because it would harm the economy.
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The irony is today, the only conceivable fraction of a possibility of a slim chance a manager would send a starter back out in the tenth inning would be if their pitch count was as low as Pedro's was that night.
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While the cashiers and servers at your local chain may be female, there's a slim chance that the person at the helm of their company is, reflecting just another corner of the corporate suite where women are a near-invisible entity.
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A plan to combine the Frankfurt and London exchanges had only a slim chance of getting regulatory clearance after the LSE last month declined to accede to a demand from the European Commission that it sell its MTS Italian trading platform.
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There is a slim chance the Cougars — who are out of the American Athletic Conference championship picture — could earn an at-large spot in the New Year's Six bowls if they climb high enough in the College Football Playoff rankings.
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The Northern Irishman has only a slim chance of retaining the Race to Dubai money-list title but victory would ensure a spectacular end to a year in which he also won the $10 million FedExCup series in the United States.
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Washington (CNN)Michael Bloomberg has a very slim chance of winning the presidency should he declare a bid, but he could cost Bernie Sanders the White House in a hypothetical three-way matchup with Donald Trump, a new poll finds.
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Well, on the slim chance that anything like that ever happens, the people at ASAP Science have broken down what happened to societies that used to practice cannibalism, or what could possibly happen if you were forced to eat your friend.
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Yet, there still is a slim chance that the new tariffs and the escalating trade war with China could be put back on hold when President Trump and President Xi Jinping meet next month at the G20 summit in Argentina.
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There's a slim chance that when WALL-E and EVE's orbits bring them closer to the sun, they'll power back on and send a bit more information, and the team will be watching this summer to see if that happens.
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While running co-tests has a slim chance of catching a case that HPV testing alone would not have caught, Stoler says the HPV test catches almost all cases and would be more efficient and less burdensome in the long run.
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But, and this is important: Those same Democrats say the only way any type of gun restrictions have a chance in the Senate (and it's still a slim chance), it will take the full-throated -- and relentless -- support of the President.
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The mere attempt was fantastical, really, a shot with such a slim chance of success, one that required such precise measurements of vision and technique and timing, one that any half-decent analyst would tell you was not worth the bother.
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There's a slim chance of Jucifer becoming big-time rock stars, or ever allowing their penchant for accessibility to supplant that joy of being drowned out by a feedback-induced haze, but these are the songs that show what could've been.
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Here are some of the donors who gave to the committee in April: Sanders, who has only a slim chance of securing the nomination, has repeatedly bashed the political influence of large donors and fueled his campaign mostly on small individual contributions.
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Still, its latest level is still 50 basis points below its October peak of 3.261 percent and recent caution from the head of the Federal Reserve mean futures markets are now pricing in a slim chance of a U.S. rate cut this year.
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Forward rate agreements indicate only a slim chance of a Czech rate increase next week, a view reinforced on Tuesday by Czech central bank Vice-Governor Marek Mora, who said he saw zero to one rate hikes in 211.74 as most likely.
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Money markets show less than a 20 percent chance of a rate hike this year, and only coming in December if at all, according to CME's FedWatch Tool, while there is even a very slim chance of rate cuts in coming months.
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SYDNEY, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Australian consumer prices rose by less than expected last quarter while core inflation stayed below target for almost a second full year, leading investors to pare back the already slim chance of a rate hike for months to come.
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He was initially given a slim chance of winning in a country that has never elected a president from outside the traditional left-wing or right-wing parties, with the exception of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, a centrist who led from 1974 to 1981.
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The Waratahs' season all but ended on Saturday with a 35-24 loss to the ACT Brumbies and while they have a slim chance to still make the top eight, they must beat the Otago Highlanders next week and hope other results go their way.
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Though the budget proposal has a slim chance of being adopted under a Democratic-controlled House, one of the funding cuts laid out in the proposal that has recently garnered attention from lawmakers is the Education secretary's suggestion for cuts to the Special Olympics program.
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Knowing that the photos had only a slim chance of receiving approval from China's official censors, Mr. Li and his editors in China made plans for a Chinese-language version of the book that would bury the contentious photos in a sea of text.
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For office drudges, the underemployed or those crushed by college loans, the slim chance that a $100 investment may someday reap close to $100 million — as would have happened with an investment of that amount in Bitcoin in 2010 — is too enticing to pass up.
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John Wisniewski, a former progressive candidate for governor and NJ assemblyman, said there's a slim chance of success for anyone looking to challenge Menendez, who's already shored up support from Democratic power players including current governor Phil Murphy and popular New Jersey junior senator Cory Booker.
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Mind you, there's also a ridiculously slim chance that you could get more than $125, since it also works the other way — if there's extra funds because, say, fewer than 248,000 people submit a claim, the rules say each person will get that much more money, too.
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The condemned men perpetrated a litany of horrors, but the rationales for putting them to death—a decades-delayed catharsis for the victims' families, a lottery-slim chance that some future violence will be deterred—are as close to their expiration as Arkansas's supply of midazolam. ♦
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There is a chance that the amendment will not be put before the Commons at all, as there is a slim chance Theresa May will bring back a revised Brexit deal to parliament before then instead, but Downing Street has dismissed talks of an imminent breakthrough.
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The bill is not likely to go anywhere because the House has slim chance of passing a Labor-HHS spending bill, but the drama-free passage was an important victory for McConnell, who has staked the Senate Republican majority on the argument that Republicans know how to govern.
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Should I put down the puzzle for a while and give my brain a break, vowing to come back to it (perfectly reasonable, although I know myself well enough to understand the slim chance of that happening — your mileage may vary), or should I jump to a different sector?
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You can't fly the endless skies with your pals, but there is an online component because players upload their discoveries to the No Man's Sky servers to track their exploration That means there's a (slim) chance you could find a planet among the quadrillions that someone else has already discovered previously.
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This means that the Labour Party is likely to lose votes and seats in both directions, with only a slim chance of securing the majority they would need in order to form a stable government and fulfill their promises to hold a second referendum and reverse ten years of austerity.
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Why it matters: Warren's Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act has a slim chance of passing, but it does shine a light on the questionable financial practices of several government officials, from Capitol Hill to the White House — just in time for the November midterm elections and 2020 presidential buzz.
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In the slim chance that four Republicans defy their party and vote to hear more witnesses, the process may take slightly longer, but either way, acquittal is a forgone conclusion: The President's hold on grassroots conservative voters make it electoral suicide for members of the Senate's Republican majority to convict him.
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Sidney Jones, a Jakarta-based expert on Islamist militants at the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict, said in a November report that there was only a slim chance in Indonesia of an attack on the scale seen in Paris, but she warned then that the threat was growing under the government's nose.
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Usually we are going in looking for people that are still alive or trapped, so going into this one, we knew that finding anybody alive was going to be virtually impossible, even though in the back of your mind you are hoping you find survivors, we knew that that was a slim chance.
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But if there is even a slim chance that the race to build stronger A.I. will determine the future of the world — and that does appear to be at least a possibility — the United States and the rest of the West are taking a surprisingly lackadaisical and alarmingly risky approach to the technology.
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Why it matters: While today is more procedural than symbolic in nature, the U.S. beginning the exit process is likely to further dampen the 2015 climate deal's aspirations and remove any slim chance that Trump would ever re-engage on the matter, like he suggested in 2017 he would be willing to.
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Amazon has already been in the crosshairs of the White House when it comes to threats of antitrust investigations, and while some say this is simply Trumpian bluster that has a slim chance of going anywhere, some new numbers out from the researchers at eMarketer could prove to be a fan to the flames.
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A skilled immigrant with a job offer in the US still has only a slim chance of actually getting into the country — for the past several years, the government's had to hold a lottery because it's gotten twice as many applications on the first day visas are available as there are visas to hand out.
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Since the ball remains in her court, Pelosi will continue to drive the investigation forward for as long as possible with the hope of uncovering unassailable evidence of abusing the power of the executive office that will drum up support among independents and Republicans, with the slim chance that the Republican dam in the Senate will finally break.
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There is a slim chance that Mr Netanyahu would resign as part of a plea deal, saving himself from an enormous legal bill, but for now he appears intent on fighting the charges and, if he wins in April, even standing trial while serving as prime minister—though that would almost certainly be the subject of a legal challenge.
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So no financial support beyond college and such emergency aid as was required to pay a fine, say, rather than have me spend a year in jail (pot bust in Maine) and, oh, yes, the funds for the little yellow Austin-Healey Sprite in which, dropping out of college in Minnesota, I drove east on a slim chance.
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"They also said that there was a very slim chance under 5% that the babies could survive and the fluids in their amniotic sacs replenish themselves so as any mother would do I did everything to save them but their hearts stopped beating on day two which is also when I went into a septic shock with 104 fever," Girardi added.
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"Talks stand the best chance of limiting North Korea's missile program, but it is still a slim chance," according to Mount, who added that logically and practically there is no other step for the US. Several US lawmakers have publicly supported the idea of engaging in diplomacy with North Korea -- with some indicating a willingness to support direct talks with Pyongyang.
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Although, in this political climate, with low funding for health services—the head of the NSPCC says even when children are referred there is a "slim chance they'll receive treatment"—as awareness grows, more cases will need to attended to, which means services will be even more stretched, which means more children will be left to their own irrational, dark, uneducated devices.
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The world not ending (probably) If you are conspiracy-minded, or just have a good memory when it comes to astronomical objects, you may recall a few years ago that an asteroid was predicted to come close to Earth in 2019, with a verrry slim chance of actually hitting us and rapturing us all into fiery pieces of space dust.
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Presuming you don't want to settle for a mediocre team—and the addictive nature of FUT means you won't—you're left with two options: either clock up an ungodly amount of hours, saving up coins, or buy player packs with the in-game currency or legal tender, a route that offers only a slim chance of bagging you a great player on the cheap.
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Their best options were to remain still and hope LeBron James takes their playoff demons to the Western Conference with him, package some younger assets in a deal to win now, or swing for the deepest fence by shipping out their best player for a better player and going all in on a championship in 2019—with a slim chance to extend that window if said "better player" re-signs long-term next summer.
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