"accept possibility" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to acknowledge or recognize the potential for something to happen or be true. Example: Sarah had to accept the possibility that her flight might be delayed due to bad weather.
Celia Hatton (@celiahatton) One father waiting at the hotel told the BBC he wants to believe his son is still alive, refuses to accept possibility #MH370 crashed March 20 , 20147.44am GMT A map from the Wall Street Journal shows the location of the discovery in relation to the southern search flight corridor announced earlier this week by the Malaysia authorities.
"Surely if you shoot into a door of a small toilet and know somebody behind door you foresee and accept possibility of killing?" Mr de Vos thinks this should be enough for a conviction for murder.
Ersatzists who accept Possibility Haecceitism therefore commonly endorse the following thesis: World Haecceitism: There are distinct maximal possibilities that differ only haecceitistically and there is a one-to-one correspondence between possible worlds and the maximal possibilities they represent.
"Surely if you shoot into a door of a small toilet and know somebody behind door you foresee and accept possibility of killing?" But the judge clearly said on both Thursday and Friday that the prosecution had not proven beyond reasonable doubt that the athlete had foreseen that he would kill someone when he fired four shots through the door of his toilet in the early hours of Valentine's Day 2013.
For example, while one might accept possibilities according to which two twins swap qualitative roles, one might deny that you and Obama could swap their respective roles.
Nevertheless, focus on peace and the potential for reviewing and responding to decisions outside of the control of those most affected, became a more mainstream and accepted possibility.
Those advances – most notably the drastic cooling of the corpse to slow neuronal deterioration and the monitoring and maintenance of oxygen levels to the brain – have not yet become accepted possibilities in the medical profession.
In choosing to do things differently, they accept the possibility of uncertainty and failure but it is precisely this risk that opens up the possibility of true innovation.
Mr. Fadl seemed to accept that possibility.
