Sentence examples for a possibility that a from inspiring English sources

"There's always a possibility that a national resistance will arise," he said.

He said there was a possibility that a rival bidder would emerge.

There is still a possibility that a win by U.S.C. could vault the Trojans into the national title game.

At this stage there is a possibility that a hoaxer may be involved in generating the story".

It makes it clear that the government has a duty to intervene if there is a possibility that a media change of ownership could contravene the public interest.

If there is a possibility that a religious ritual can harm an infant (e.g., infect with neonatal herpes), then it is not permissible.

The league's collective bargaining agreement expires after next season, and there is a possibility that a salary cap will be in the next agreement.

Notwithstanding Boehner's antics, there is a possibility that a second Obama term could begin with major deficit reduction and serious reform of taxes and entitlements.

There remains a possibility that a deal satisfying all parties will be reached before October, which would then see Tottenham drop their case.

He concluded that "there is a possibility that a person may acquire an infection from an aerosol produced by a toilet".

Whilst the Council is confident that the procurement process has been correctly carried out in terms of the procurement law there is a possibility that a disgruntled bidder or bidders may nonetheless seek to challenge matters.