Sentence examples for a possibility of right from inspiring English sources

Cardiothoracic surgeons' opinion was sought and they advised immediate surgical repair with a possibility of right pneumonectomy as the bronchial defect was large.

Note that there is a possibility of conflicts between right-turning vehicles of major and minor approaches.

"There is a possibility of a cultural counter-revolution right now".

But for the cycle to get its start, the "native" must be trusted with the possibility of civilization in Matthew Arnold's phrase (quoted approvingly by Crummell), the "possibility of right".

A pair of cowls poke above the dashboard upper surface like eyebrows, one sheltering the instruments and the other carrying the Bel Air logo and a clock, providing visual symmetry (and raising the possibility of right-hand-drive models).

But the fact that the Nuremberg process needed a clear articulation of what it sought to condemn is a further illustration, if one were needed, of why articles 6-11 of the UDHR seemed to their drafters so important: law and its due process lie at the heart of the possibility of rights because, without them, the idea of rights is, in any practical sense, empty.

The radiologist can suggest the possibility of a right NRILN when there is an aberrant right SCA.

There's not even the possibility of a right way to see the work, a single vantage point from which to gaze.

Analysts and investors have pondered the possibility of a rights issue for a number of weeks, since the bank's capital ratios - used to measure its financial strength - are thinner than those of its rivals.

Some believe a victory for Mr Johnson would be even worse, if he turned out to be a shambolic leader of Britain's capital.Another is the possibility of a right-wing revanche.

Manager Joe Girardi has repeatedly expressed his faith in Swisher, but on Friday he acknowledged the possibility of a right-field platoon with a left-handed hitter (Chris Dickerson is the most appealing option).