Sentences with phrase «little chance of»

After the divorce, the woman with a kid (or with no kids) has little chance of getting married again in Russia, according to sociologists.

Both parties need extra-marital affair dating websites keep the affair secret, so both will respect that and there is little chance of being found out.

Those who are not willing to put their photos or tell more about who they are having very little chance of getting noticed, people don't really like to talk to anonymous dating profiles.

You might have previously thought that dating sites were a waste of time and that there was very little chance of you meeting someone you can genuinely connect with, but the whole point of our punk singles site is that we hope that you will instantly have something in common with all the rest of our singles!

In simpler times, humans would live in tribal communities for safety as there was little chance of survival alone in the wild.

The first option means little growth and little chance of seeing the beauty in the situation.

There is little chance of having any adverse side effects on the skin with the application of coconut oil, making it a safe solution for preventing dryness and flaking of skin.

These are the two main times in the day where your body will take full advantage of the anabolic effects of high insulin with little chance of fat storage.

Without properly regulating its hormones, the body has little chance of recovering from this metabolic condition.

Vitamins B6 and B12 don't absorb well when taken orally, so the small amounts placed in most energy drinks will likely have little chance of producing the desired effect.

Given this, there is little chance of effectiveness.

If medical professionals refuse to recognize the reality of fibromyalgia, there is little chance of a true treatment ever being explored, let alone found.

«This means there is no chance of «bulking up» — although there is very little chance of naturally bulking up to the degree women often fear anyway.»

«By comparison, in persons whose cardiac arrest was not witnessed, many of whom may not have been discovered until long after their collapse, antiarrhythmic drugs had no significant effect, probably because there was so little chance of survival by that point anyway.

Different bills linger in the House of Representatives and Senate with little chance of passage while the EPA plods forward with regulations to cut CO2 emissions.

Even if this gene therapy proves itself, the cost and technical challenge of the intervention means it likely will have little chance of being used outside of wealthy countries.

Experts suggest that without nuclear power the world has little chance of restraining global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius

However, they assert that the benefit to patients who would otherwise have had little chance of kidney transplantation far outweigh the concerns.

«We believe there is little chance of the virus simultaneously infecting both facilities,» Song says.

The fact that most newly minted Ph.D. s have little chance of landing attractive, long - term university employment in no way dissuades said mentors from subtly or overtly discouraging careers in industry.

Certainly by our current understanding there is very little chance of circumventing the enormous problems of energy, distance and time...

Certainly by our current understanding there is very little chance of circumventing the enormous problems of energy, distance and time involved in interstellar travel, as Geraint Lewis writes (26 November 2016, p 20).

This shows how much of a crapshoot getting hired can be: Because you usually don't know in advance how long a document the hiring committee is looking for, there's little chance of the same candidate, no matter how qualified, getting offers from both of these institutions.

In Cambodia and then in the Sacramento emergency department, Wintemute learned the hard lesson that, as a doctor, he had little chance of saving many people with gunshot wounds; most of those who died did so before they even reached the hospital.

Furthermore, the researchers suspect that even if habitat destruction were to halt in these areas, the remaining large animal species would have little chance of maintaining viable populations beyond the next few decades.

This method involves removing the freshly fertilized nucleus from an egg that has little chance of further development because of age or disease and injecting it into the donor egg.

HMC's new women — indeed, all of HMC's new tenure - track hires — have an advantage over new faculty at other colleges and universities, particularly at some elite universities where junior faculty have very little chance of achieving tenure.

Mountains are not climbed alone, and research is not done in a vacuum; if the expedition leader or PI doesn't know how to choose and get the most out of team members, a project has little chance of success.

Any enthusiast of winter sports dreads being overtaken by an avalanche, knowing that there is little chance of freeing oneself once buried beneath the mass of snow — snow that becomes hard as concrete until the buried person can no longer move as much as a finger.

There is little chance of creating a soup of superfluid neutrons on Earth.

The results of a series of autopsies of beached whales carried out by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) have led veterinarians to conclude that sperm whales and beaked whales have little chance of survival if they become stranded.

Without good publications, you stand little chance of winning the fellowship, research grant, faculty job, or other scientific prize you're competing for.

But, he adds, there is little chance of them being adopted on the English version any time soon.

Generally, however, studies in children must meet a higher standard than adult trials in protecting children from risk, particularly if the treatment has little chance of providing benefit.

«The bottom line is that if you select the right storage sites, then you have very little chance of leakage,» McCoy said.

There's little chance of escape.

Unless major strides happen quickly, there seems little chance of that happening.

This bait station comes with poison; it is bromadiolone - based poison that kills mice with little chance of secondary poisoning.

Ross's decision could enhance the prospects of such a bill, which was seen as having little chance of passage when it was introduced.

Cuomo says his bill, which insiders give little chance of passing before the Legislature leaves this week, is designed to give the governor the true power to run the system.

Gerard Batten, Maidenhead Batten is taking on Theresa May in her Berkshire seat with little chance of success other than potentially attracting some publicity.

Polls suggest little chance of an outright winner as Conservatives maintain narrow edge over Liberal Democrats, with Labour third.

There is little chance of this succeeding, as the Liberal Democrats, Labour and pro-European Tories oppose it, but a significant vote in favour would be an embarrassment for the prime minister.

Zumbluskas, a longtime Independence Party activist running with the Republicans» endorsement and support, is a perennial candidate with little chance of besting the seven - term Krueger.

There's one last chance at the Court of Appeals today for Senate Democrats to prevent the Republicans from holding a bare, 32 - 30, majority, although Democrats privately concede they have little chance of success.

A dozen public opinion polls have shown Cuomo with a massive 30 or more percentage point lead over his nearest Republican rival and many GOP leaders concede privately that they see little chance of beating him this year.

According to him, the assertion that the constituency is the stronghold of the NPP hence he stands a very little chance of winning in the upcoming election is false.

Pataki spoke about how when he ran for state senate, many believed he had little chance of winning.

Bill Thompson, who nearly unseated Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2009, said de Blasio's plan to raise taxes on the wealthy to pay for pre-K education had little chance of passing the state Legislature.

This corruption is known to those at UK level who should intervene but is tolerated because a) there's little chance of the Tories overtaking Labour and b) those that might overtake Labour are unacceptable.