little chance

It would seem that Schettino has little chance to escape a conviction.

They are entitled to a little representation, aren't they, and a little chance?

Well-armed criminals know there is little chance they will be caught or punished.

Analysts expect prices to hold for the next few years making it a possibly stable bet but with little chance of explosive upside.

Still, the legislation has little chance of passage within the next year.

Mounted men would have but little chance in that narrow road against an enemy concealed in the brush.

The entrance to the cave might have been left open, with little chance of its ever being discovered.

One should delight in truth; I do delight in epigram; there seems little chance for choice here.

He was badly nursed, and his state of mind at the time—his misery and loneliness—left him little chance.

We shall meet at the picnic, Friday, but there will be little chance to bid you adieu there.