Sentence examples for cited possibility from inspiring English sources

Amending the UN Charter, possibly through a Charter Review Conference under Article 109 of the UN Charter, is a commonly cited possibility.

The most commonly cited possibilities were lack of time (34.1%, n = 46), shortage of staff (24.4%, n = 33), the patient's condition (17.8%, n = 24), and lack of resources or equipment (19.3%, n = 26).

While many negative reactions have simply been derived out of disgust, several publications, including The Huffington Post, have offered up brief statements of concern from health experts citing possibilities of disease transmission and other dangers resulting from pre-mastication.

Over the last week, Russian Navy leaders also have cited the possibility of a torpedo accident.

In his veto message, Governor Ashcroft cited the possibility of voter fraud.

Both PG&E and PNM cited the possibility of such a trial as a major concern.

He cited the possibility of crashes, which have been occurring daily in the driving rain and heavy winds.

But he cited the possibility that "we are getting extraordinary productivity increases that are keeping unit labor costs down".

One, in 1998, was titled "Bin Laden Threatening to Attack U.S. Aircraft," and cited the possibility of a strike using antiaircraft missiles.

Analysts cited the possibility that that auditor's survey was not as thorough as the central bank's.

Leaders of the organization cited the possibility that removing the menthol exemption might disrupt the compromise that has engendered broad support for the bill on Capitol Hill.