Sentence examples for assuming the possibility from inspiring English sources

(Det supt retd) Graham Satchwell Senior investigating officer into the Southall train crash; former director of studies, National Police Staff College  To get the authority of the high court to open a new inquest into the deaths of the 96 Hillsborough victims will take time, and any prosecutions for manslaughter, assuming the possibility of bringing charges, will be well into the future.

The increased content of this element in the kidney tissues allows assuming the possibility of releasing some amount of nanoparticles from the organism with urine.

Even assuming the possibility of escaping discovery and prosecution, how many people actually would bother to go through this simply to avoid paying for health insurance?  .

Interestingly, in two small cohorts SFRP4 was elevated several years before clinical diagnosis of diabetes, assuming the possibility of SFRP4 as an early diabetes marker [ 12].

Assuming the possibility that the present day P450s have evolved from a single ancestor P450 gene, the large disparity in the P450 gene count among the different phyla and genera is reflective of the differences in metabolic demand.

Differences in time were log-transformed and analysed using the same general model as described above, though with target PG level as a continuous covariate and an interaction between treatment and target PG levels (assuming the possibility of different treatment slopes and a common intercept for IDeg and IGlar at PG = 5.5 mmol/l).

Risk management theory assumes the possibility of eliminating risk from portions of a balance sheet.

Much spatio-temporal logic surrounding island detentions assumes the possibility of enclosure and isolation of detainee bodies, subjectivities, and emotions.

Yet in Mr. Biggs's new book, "Wealth, War and Wisdom," he says people should "assume the possibility of a breakdown of the civilized infrastructure".

Language shifts and mutates historically as well as geographically and to assume the possibility of a perfect translation is to ignore these shifts and changes.

Institutional design for water governance assumes the possibility of intentional introduction of policy innovations into the new contexts or amending existing institutions.