Sentence examples for be a possibility in from inspiring English sources
Marzouki and his colleagues had considered gradual reform to be a possibility in Tunisia during the nineteen-eighties, but Ben Ali shattered their illusions.
According to Mr. Quattrone, Mr. Brodsky told him, "there might be a possibility in the future that I might serve as a witness in the matter, and he advised, as a precaution that I get a lawyer".
Removing the social stigma of domestic violence, by recognising it to be a possibility in student life, would make it far easier for women to reach out for support.
The Viceroy doubts the loyalty of the Szechuan troops, and is uncertain of his ability to protect foreigners should open rebellion develop, and this is admitted to be a possibility in Government circles.
He said subscription may be a possibility in the longer term, but outlined three immediate options: a reformed licence fee, closing the so-called "iPlayer loophole"; a German-style household levy which could be "progressive" and linked to council tax bands for example; and a hybrid model combining both public funding and paid-for services.
As he told me: A carbon tax would be a possibility in the context of broad tax reform and if such reform moves forward as it may, I suppose there is some chance it could be part of a package … A carbon tax per se is not highly likely and is not something we plan to push ourselves right now but it is not impossible either.
This technique is not routinely recommended, but it is a possibility in patients with pompholyx when a possible role of nickel is suspected.
Stern said contraction was a possibility in cities where a franchise is for sale and lacking a buyer.
Dam-related social unrest is a possibility in light of the already-tense political situation in Kachin State and the dislocations the project is expected to cause.
