Noun
long odds pl (plural only)
(idiomatic) poor chances; unlikeliness, improbability
Aides have said Sanders, despite his long odds in the primary, plans to participate in the next debate, though it’s in a holding pattern due to the pandemic. Source: Internet
And I don't want to suggest that women shouldn't throw their hats into the ring even when they face very long odds. Source: Internet
Against long odds, it beat Columbine 29-22 in Evergreen’s homecoming game. Source: Internet
Energized Democrats in Texas appeared poised to show up for a midterm primary in numbers not seen in more than a decade, despite the long odds of ousting Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in November and other statewide officeholders. Source: Internet
Our anthem is a song about a battle in the War of 1812 and a flag and a new nation’s will to fight on against long odds. Source: Internet
She is Paula Deen, a down-home, strong willed mom who overcame personal tragedy, long odds, financial and physical challenges to carve one of the most effective and wide ranging entertainment brands that exists today. Source: Internet