Sentence examples for a possibility only from inspiring English sources

It is certainly possible that Scotland will leave the UK – a possibility only hamstrung by the likelihood the EU would expect it to adopt the Euro, and the disinclination of Spain to make it easy for a small secessionist state to prosper.

Despair is rarely a possibility, only awkwardness or embarrassment; Hugh Grant's most obvious struggle is to complete a sentence.

He said he saw that as a possibility only if the company became so large that he needed to recruit a top person to oversee the operations.

It also raised the possibility that Walter is Martin's absent father, a possibility only strengthened by the scene of him watching Ingrid in hospital.

He's never thought of himself as a role model, he says, feels no pressure about such a possibility, only mild bafflement.

The ancient Greeks saw revolution as a possibility only after the decay of the fundamental moral and religious tenets of society.

That such large costs might materialise as a result of the euro's adoption has always been a possibility, but only now are they being realised.

My kids know that if I say that, then there is a possibility, but only if they back off.

A pudding pie may be a possibility but only if you plan to make the pie sooner than later.

A bid is only a possibility, but could exceed $1.9 billion.

This year it's not only a possibility, but it's looking like the likely outcome.