Sentence examples similar to a long term possibility from inspiring English sources

Ms. Salzman replied that the train wreck was a long-term possibility.

But Cable was notably cooler, telling the Guardian: "Shale gas is a long-term possibility – no more than that".

Shale gas is no more than a long-term possibility for the UK and should not be a key plank of energy policy for the next decade, one of the most senior Liberal Democrats in the cabinet has warned.

It is, however, a long-term possibility.

Apps to help cities adapt as autonomous vehicles hit the road are a long-term possibility, he said.

This makes me wonder if mildew could be a long-term possibility if not promptly and properly dried out.

The P4 medicine that seemed to be a long-term possibility is thus now becoming a reality [ 32].

No episode of hypercalcemia was reported during the study period, although this remains a long-term possibility if alfacalcidol dosage is not carefully adjusted.

It makes us consider long term possibilities before immediate humanitarian needs.

Patients with depression work to maintain "face" in front of others [ 33] and both practitioners and patients are inclined to normalise distress in the face of the losses that come with a long term illness meaning that the possibility of depressive disorder may be missed or avoided [ 34].

But if Yahoo signals that they think a long term Google deal is a real possibility, they may fold, and quickly.