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Meanings of realistic chance in English

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Usage of realistic chance in English
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Is there any realistic chance now that the society will be sold?
The Irish Times
2
In the short term, there is no realistic chance of peace returning.
Reuters
3
With two sessions remaining, they have a realistic chance of a medal.
The Irish Times
4
The conservative Liberal-National coalition is rated a small but realistic chance.
Reuters
5
It's going to be another tough race but a very realistic chance of gold.
The Guardian
6
And there is a realistic chance that they may die.
News.com.au
7
But given a realistic chance to affect the future, people are ready to take action.
The Guardian
8
They dropped those plans earlier this year as they saw little realistic chance of success.
Reuters
9
Magistrates do not need to decide whether there is any realistic chance of a conviction.
Reuters
10
Make no mistake; Nigel Farage really does have a realistic chance of winning this seat.
The Guardian
11
They believe she offers a realistic chance of reconciliation.
The Guardian
12
Does someone who is five foot six have a realistic chance of playing professional basketball?
Outliers: the story of success
13
For the first time, it had seemed to him, there might be a realistic chance.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
14
This left Hart without a programmer, and thereby without any realistic chance of finishing the game.
The Guardian
15
They can't afford to lose if they're going to have a realistic chance of the title.
The Guardian
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It was his fourth run at the presidency and, at 74, probably his last realistic chance.
The Irish Times
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Realistic chance through the time
Realistic chance across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare