The phrase "annual possibility" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing events or opportunities that occur once a year, but it may require additional clarification for better understanding.
Example: "The annual possibility of a company retreat allows employees to bond and strategize for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "yearly opportunity" or "annual chance".
Yesterday, during a celebration in New York City's Central Park, she moved closer to at least two of those goals, by appearing at the Achilles International 11th annual Hope & Possibility Race.
This Thursday marks the prime-time return of the NFL Draft -- an annual smorgasbord of possibility when each team fills out its roster with the best talent the college ranks have to offer.
The initial identification of a possible fracture event relied on self-report at annual visits with the possibility of under- or overreporting of fractures.
BG has poached Helge Lund, the boss of Norway's state oil group, to be its next chief executive, offering a £12m "golden hello" and the possibility of annual earnings of £13.5m if he hits all his targets.
Gates' emphasis on the need for greater investment in agricultural research reflected the contents of his annual letter, where the possibility that scientific advances in the understanding of plant genes might lead to new methods of tackling human diseases is among a range of ideas touched upon.
Jermyn Street Theatre, SW1, Tue to 9 Aug MC The international ambition of this annual festival suggests infinite possibilities, and while its 10-day run is finite, the productions staged by some of the companies programmed this year are not.
That disappointing news set BlackBerry's stock sharply downward and eliminated the possibility that the annual meeting would be a turnaround celebration.
That rate would rise this year to about 6.6percentt, leaving the borrower with a $327-a-month increase, plus the possibility of future annual increases (or decreases) of as much as two percentage points.
The settlement, announced Thursday, will be seen as a victory for the league, which has nearly $10 billion in annual revenue and faced the possibility of billions of dollars in liability payments and a discovery phase that could have proved damaging if the case had moved forward.
Larry Fink, chairman and CEO of BlackRock told CNBC he believes the bull market in stocks has another five to six years left, with the possibility of 8-108-10percentnual growth.
