Sentence examples for a possibility then from inspiring English sources

If you do have a stalled car, which is a possibility, then it can create a start-line crash.

At first I wondered if a bank-rank mate was a possibility, then if there was something in a knight sacrifice on f7.

But if you know anything about the plays of Mr. Fugard — the great theatrical chronicler of apartheid, whose "Blood Knot" (at Signature) and "Road to Mecca" were staged in New York this year — you'll also know that good intentions lead, if not to hell (though that's a possibility), then to a particularly uncomfortable limbo.

If you put that together with Obama's remarks on Sweden and the fact that the plan Geithner announced yesterday does in fact leave open nationalization as a possibility, then I think we need to at least consider the possibility that Obama believes the banks will need to be nationalized but doesn't believe it's politically feasible to say this or get congress to agree to it.

If you believe this is a possibility, then ask for this arrangement in writing because once you join the company, your boss may forget that he/she ever agreed to such a thing.

When I can no longer generate a possibility, then my only practical option is resignation.

If you believe that Fielder is in decline, and that's certainly a distinct possibility, then it's a wise move to shed that contract, even if Kinsler doesn't provide the lineup protection of the former Tigers first baseman.

In contrast, Al-Kateb argued that the provisions only allowed unlawful non-citizens to be detained while removal was a practical possibility, and that if removal was not a practical possibility, then they should be released from detention, at least while it remained impractical.

If Cowell is at all preoccupied with his legacy – and his stagily foregrounded vanity suggests that is a vague possibility – then he might reflect that he has somehow created a cultural environment in which even his unborn child will be viewed as less of a reproductive accident and more of an inscrutable, Talleyrand-style calculation.

There is a distinct possibility then that those seven North East councillors could soon be taking some even bigger decisions.

If we didn't believe it to be a real possibility, then we wouldn't be fighting for it.