Sentence examples for Substantial possibilities from inspiring English sources

The authors conclude that their initiative demonstrates substantial possibilities for general practice in the assessment and management of common mental disorders of children and adolescents.

Of course, there's also a substantial possibility that the economy will look bleaker in the months ahead.

There is therefore a substantial possibility that A.I.G. will be unable to meet its obligations and be forced into liquidation.

Justice O'Connor also fired a warning shot at what she said was the "substantial" possibility that the administration would hold Mr. Hamdi for the rest of his life.

(e) When a tribe determines, and the Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs, after consultation with the Solicitor concurs, that a substantial possibility of a negotiated settlement or agreement exists.

Outfield seats, typically cheaper than seats closer to the plate, are suddenly prime real estate because of the substantial possibility of catching a ball or two.

The justices found there was "a substantial possibility that a special count would distort the voters' intentions" and said a recount would not resolve the issue fairly.

"There is a substantial possibility that recounting the ballots by hand will produce a more correct result and change the outcome of the election," Stein argued in the lawsuit in Dane County circuit court.

A protracted debate about the rival visions of the new Europe now seems highly likely, with a substantial possibility that progress in the negotiations in Vienna on conventional forces will prove impossible to achieve and that the summit meeting of the 35-nation Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, now scheduled to take place late this year in Paris, will be delayed.

Based on the information gathered to date, we believe there is a substantial possibility that some of AT&T's practices may violate the General Conduct Rule.

I hesitate to hope for this, but I think there is a substantial possibility that a lot of our sociopolitical problems will diminish, and I point to the prevalence of acceptance of evolution in other developed countries as evidence (Miller et al., 2006).