Sentence examples for anew the possibility from inspiring English sources

If no deal is reached by June, Ice Edge may drop out, opening anew the possibility of the Coyotes relocating, perhaps to Canada.

Not long after the election, lawmakers here say, private conversations began anew about the possibility of a law limiting unions while Republicans held a larger majority in the State House than they will come January when newly elected members are seated.

After J.D. Salinger died in January, speculation began anew about the possibility that his New Hampshire study might be packed with 45 years' worth of unpublished writings, the fruit of his extraordinary reticence.

EACH generation is condemned to grapple anew with the possibilities and perils of splitting the atom and destroying humanity.

With their company's stock price rising sharply last year, the America Online management team looked anew at the possibilities for those increasingly valuable shares -- a currency for forging alliances and making acquisitions.

Atlantic Coast Conference representatives began discussing expansion to twelve schools in the first years of the new century, who began publicly pursuing the possibility of expansion anew in 2003.

The statement of the Secretary of the Treasury allayed worry over the possibility of the dollar being devalued anew in order to line up with the recent depreciation of foreign currencies.

Under the regulation, any alien released from custody on bond pending a deportation hearing could be jailed without the possibility of being freed on bond anew if he were caught working.

But the possibility of the public airing of the emotionally potent charge of genocide could inflame anew the poor relations between Estonia and Russia.

Here, we see the possibility of a fresh beginning, the chance that every generation has to look at the world anew.

Churchill's take on Brechtian alienation has audacity and comic verve, making us see anew the constructed nature of our beings and opening up possibilities for change.