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Meanings of little chance in English

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Usage of little chance in English
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However, he sees little chance of a rate hike any time soon.
Reuters
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Belgian media said there was little chance of Leterme staying in power.
The Irish Times
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In such circumstances, members of the public have little chance of redress.
The Irish Times
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Therefore the vaccine stands little chance of approval in the United States.
Reuters
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There is little chance of the troops in Britain dealing in intrigues.
Beric the Briton : a Story of the Roman Invasion
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There's little chance of patients getting a new drug any time soon.
The Irish Times
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There was an idea with little chance of success, but it worked.
Renaissance
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Analysts saw little chance of another bidder emerging to derail the deal.
Reuters
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We have little chance of tackling climate change based on these divisions.
The Guardian
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Authorities say there is little chance anyone aboard the plane had survived.
Radio NZ
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Governor Romeu Zema said there was little chance of finding people alive.
Radio NZ
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It was only later she understood how little chance she'd really had.
Surface detail
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Tapias says she had little chance of getting a job in Spain.
Reuters
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The Ninth Unknown appeared occasionally but there was little chance to talk.
Surrender to the will of the night
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Once you're on the Harriers' hunting roster, there's little chance of escape.
Hidden Warrior
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Once outside the boys found there was little chance of getting away.
Jack Ranger's Western Trip; Or, from Boarding School to Ranch an...
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New Zealand
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