| There seemed only a slim chance she would survive but after chemotherapy the cancer went away. |
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| She has a slim chance of success, yet the financial world is slowly replacing their faith in her appeal. |
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| But realistically the pair have only a slim chance of medal success in that final. |
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| There's a very slim chance they could determine cause of death from these remains. |
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| There's no real prize, just instant fame and the slim chance of surviving one more season. |
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| Predictably, these eggs especially have a slim chance of surviving on the over-crowded beach if they are not rescued. |
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| Is This Guy For Real? This Republican candidate has a slim chance of making it to the White House. |
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| Yet, occasionally, there is a slim chance that one might stumble upon a small precious preserve where people talk. |
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| What if there was even a slim chance that unfettered coverage would have goaded the inmates into killing the hostages? |
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| North Island Metro said the ceiling wasn't forecast to go any lower than 2,000 feet, with a slim chance of rain in the vicinity. |
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| Right now an alien who crosses the border knows that he stands a very slim chance, if any at all, of being caught once he's here. |
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| But there's still a slim chance that the outsider will win, and that will be enough to keep people watching. |
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| Malcolm Wilson wants to try and hang on to the slim chance he has of preventing Citroën from winning both titles. |
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| Russian aerospace engineers had said there was only a slim chance that the same computer malfunction would occur this time. |
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| These girls and women have a slim chance of escaping extreme poverty or of giving their children a better life. |
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| Yet here in rural southern Egypt, Yusriya recently had only a slim chance to even attend school. |
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| More often than not, women stand a slim chance of getting a job adequate to the level of their education or professional training. |
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| And why she too has only a slim chance of survival, should she be carrying the virus. |
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| Unable to craft an early breakthrough, Bayern let slip their slim chance of overturning a heavy deficit. |
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| There is a slim chance the appraiser would have located this, as the fonds consisted of 24 metres of documents, of all types and media. |
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| She is given eight months of intensive chemotherapy, a slim chance of reprieve, and an excellent opportunity to provide medicos with ruthless experimentation. |
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| I realized that speaking up now might backfire on me later, but there was a slim chance it could frontfire, too. |
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| This could be a problem among the wolves in Riding Mountain because there is only a very slim chance that wolves, unrelated to those already there, have come into the Park for many years. |
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| Lalou Roucayrol: Alas, there is slim chance of that, as despite all the efforts by the crew and Captain Pavel Toader on LA SCALA, a collision between the cargo ship's counter and the float broke the crossbeam. |
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| The men from Pyongyang can take comfort in the fact that they are still alive with a slim chance of a place in the knockout stages, but they will need some results to go their way elsewhere. |
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| In addition, the average participant has a slim chance of winning due to the serious competition from professional rally teams with large budgets and team resources. |
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| Despite the fact that abortion is illegal in many countries, safe abortion, if available, would give these violated women and girls a slim chance to return to a life of normalcy. |
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| The implications of that were twofold: the impact of the crisis, including the slim chance of recovering the value of lost portfolios, was such precisely because it had originated in the most developed economy in the world. |
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