not stand much chance

Yeah, maybe you're right but I don't stand much chance, not in the dark.

And that without you the Alliance won't stand much chance.

Under normal circumstances, the reformers would not stand much chance.

With those firms required to bond their employees, I didn't stand much chance.

Student politics didn't stand much chance against his adult survival instinct.

If a guy wasn't in a lot better shape than that, he didn't stand much chance making it through the real thing. "

If it is, I don't stand much chance of making a dent in its hide.

Quiet confessions don't stand much chance of being heard under the circumstances.

His little show wouldn't stand much chance of survival if it even hinted at a bad 'season' to come.

When you're only six feet from an exploding grenade you don't stand much chance.

We didn't stand much chance of stopping it now.

You wouldn't stand much chance if you were caught here."

"And you don't stand much chance of finding out, do you?"

"It doesn't stand much chance of getting out of the county without being caught.

I was a stranger in their territory and really didn't stand much chance of getting away, but had to keep trying to avoid Benny's fate.

Well between Gemma and the dog you don't stand much chance do you?

"But I wouldn't stand much chance of getting to go along would I?"

Because of that, of course, it doesn't stand much chance of being passed!

We won't stand much chance without them.

We wouldn't stand much chance with over a thousand Rapscallions charging a collapsin' south wall.

Harper did not stand much chance in this district, and Fortenberry was overwhelmingly re-elected.

"They wouldn't stand much chance against the 975," said Ero Shan.

Tera didn't stand much chance of escaping, and if she didn't, I wouldn't make it far.

Knew she didn't stand much chance.

A frigate doesn't stand much chance against a seventy-four.'