Sentence examples for close that possibility from inspiring English sources

And whether or not a child actually wants to go to university, schools should not close that possibility off when pupils pick GCSEs at 14.

Administration officials have said over the last several days, however, that Mr. Bush meant to close off that possibility, and his own comments today were an emphatic confirmation.

It's not that I'm hoping to get laid at the grocery store — but, I wondered, do I have to completely close off that possibility?

Alan Johnson has closed off that possibility.

But last Thursday, in a news conference with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany by his side, Mr. Rajoy closed off that possibility.

Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City who is considering a 2020 presidential campaign, took another step closer to that possibility Sunday with a $5 million national advertising effort that encourages voters to support Democrats in Tuesday's midterm elections — and offers Bloomberg's centrist politics as a counter to President Trump.

And science is bringing us closer to that possibility.

Given the desire of the Ukrainian people to seek closer ties with Europe, it would be wrong for the EU to close the door on that possibility.

However, Eckert has already said he will not consider publishing the report in full and Blatter's comments appear to close the door on that possibility.

The Senate bill does not mandate abortion BUT it doesn't close the door to that possibility either.

"It would be entirely reasonable for the UK to take its share of responsibility for refugees and I think it's unfortunate - to put it as mildly as I possibly can - that we have closed our minds to that possibility, when other countries in Europe have taken a much more generous position," he said.