Definition of «little hope»

The phrase "little hope" means having a small or minimal amount of optimism or expectation for a positive outcome or future result.

The adults are at a loose end, poor and living hand to mouth with very little hope of ever living the American dream. (timeout.com)
With no clear idea what's delaying pregnancy, western medicine offers very little hope for treatment. (holisticsquid.com)
It can also be a very irritating game because sometimes you'll be battling the tide with little hope of getting anything done. (wolfsgamingblog.com)
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