next to none

The poor males in the infantry had next to none.

Asked what role political considerations had played in his decision, he responded, "Next to none."

It was very small, and counter space was next to none.

She said she answered 30 calls yesterday and expected next to none today.

His chances of finding her are next to none without a good tip. "

So far, there have been next to none.

"Your explanation is next to none," she told him.

Judson saw next to none of the actual activity.

His body once so thin was next to none

But next to none of the E-mail messages seem concerned about the emotions surrounding sexual problems and the effects they had on relationships.

But when there is plenty of money on one side, and next to none on the other, Lord bless you!

This fact still stands as the number of non-Chinese among its enrolment and alumni is next to none.

"The chances of success are next to none."

She does not move like the chorus dancers who are allowed to strut next to none of their stuff because they surround her.

Where his Videssian stumbled, his aide had next to none.

There is little enough in the high tide of the day, but there is next to none at night.

He said about 20 requests for building permits were pending at city hall, while in the recent past there were typically next to none.

The coupons had next to none protection and could be easily counterfeited on modern colour copiers.

Consequently, its merited influence on the Maltese philosophical tradition was next to none.

"He has a drive to succeed that is almost next to none, and he is not afraid to make a mistake," Daly said.

Of livestock and blonds in the region where Hesmucet's men had gone, Bell saw next to none.

All possible protection--in other words, next to none!

Snow was expected for the next two days, further frustrating rescue efforts as the possibility of finding survivors dwindled to next to none.

Mr. Lucas has next to none.

"We got next to none.