Sentence examples for an immediate possibility from inspiring English sources

That is not an immediate possibility: China lacks refineries to process Venezuela's heavy crude.

"The neurons in this part of the cortex fire wildly when there is an immediate possibility of pleasure or pain, loss or gain".

For obvious reasons it's not an immediate possibility for a vast majority of the people, and it could be taken away tomorrow morning by decree, but it matters.

"I don't go around town shouting about the virtues of cancer," she wrote, "but I do believe that dealing with death as an immediate possibility, rather than as a phantom terror, has enriched me.. . .

Other American cities, such as Indianapolis, have sold their airports; but a privately run JFK is not an immediate possibility.To be fair, Mr Giuliani has tried much harder than his predecessors to bring New York up to date.

Having been able also to coherently control and cleverly measure the state of the mechanical resonator [1, 7 11], an immediate possibility to explore is the use of the NEMS as building blocks for fabricating analog quantum simulators to reproduce many-body quantum physics [12, 13].

A sale of the company is seen as a less immediate possibility, analysts said, but that also did not stop the guesses from pouring forth.

I leave quietly, still feeling like death is a very immediate possibility.

But a more immediate possibility is that between now and 2016, two to three justices are expected to retire -- a prospect worthy of serious consideration by the president.

Finally and fittingly, the Knicks appear to have woken up to a not-so-harsh reality and to a world of immediate possibility.

In his letter, the city schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, called the strike a "strong" and "immediate" possibility.