Further, any digital random number generator will eventually cycle, and it is possible that a game played using such a generator could cycle, too.
And it is possible that a message was being sent to the Health Department about bringing charges that it cannot substantiate at a hearing, several experts said.
But the dynamics of campaigns can be brutal when one falls into a consistent third, and it is possible that a spiral of decline could set in.
"The situation remains fluid and it is possible that a deepening of the Greek crisis could prompt a broader reassessment of risk in financial markets," Carney said.
In the case of the calculators with flash memory, the flash ROM protection can be cracked, and it is possible that a malicious program could overwrite a section of the ROM needed to receive a new ROM image.
An announcement is "imminent", was all his agent Simon Bayliff would say this week, and it is possible that a deal could be announced as soon as the week after the British Tour.
Of course there are no risk-free options in this situation and it is possible that a buyer will not be found in the right timeframe, in which case we must do whatever it takes, including looking at nationalisation.
And it is possible that a bargain could be reached similar to the one struck by the "Gang of 14" in 2005 when Democrats were blocking President George W. Bush's judicial nominees.
Mr. Pozsgay and Prime Minister Miklos Nemeth, another member of the presidency, are to be named vice presidents, and it is possible that a Politburo member, Pal Vastagh, will be elected to that same rank.
The folding fan was invented in the Far East (by the Japanese in the 7th century ce, it is sometimes claimed), and it is possible that a few examples of such Eastern folding fans reached Europe during the Middle Ages.
The completion of contracts by the state receiver and the procuring of materials therefor had been authorized at the creditors' meeting, in which the petitioning creditor participated, and the work had been entered upon, and it is possible that a state of facts might have existed which would involve the application of the doctrine of estoppel to some extent.
