Sentence examples for considered it possible from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, they always considered it possible that maybe, just maybe, the electronics retailers would expand their advertising budgets to get their wares off their shelves.
Asked whether the officer's account was plausible, Specialist Osenchugova said she considered it "possible not to rule out this mechanism of injury".
Perus President Alberto Fujimori was under fire and observers considered it possible that, rather than exhibiting real commitment to reform, the government may have been seeking the loan chiefly to lend a veneer of legitimacy to measures that in reality reduced judicial independence and concentrated more power in the executive.
Aquinas could no longer possess the magnificent naiveté of Boethius, who had considered it possible to discuss the Trinitarian God without resorting to the Bible, nor could he share Anselm's conviction that Christian faith so completely concurred with natural reason that it could be proved on compelling rational grounds.
As for extirpation of a cod population, Hutchings says he never considered it possible until this analysis.
The possibility of incompleteness in the context of set theory was discussed by Bernays and Tarski already in 1928, and von Neumann, in contrast to the dominant spirit in Hilbert's program, had considered it possible that logic and mathematics were not decidable.
DR. SAUTER: You consider it possible?
Do not consider it possible to transfer onto the Green Line from Downtown Crossing.
HERR PELCKMANN: Since so many visitors to concentration camps say they were deceived, do you consider it possible that you, too, were a victim of such deceit?
Some of them even consider it possible that there are several bodies so moving, which are invisible to us owing to the interposition of the earth.
Between 2025 and 2030 would be the earliest date she would consider it possible, she said, and the Met Office's latest models suggested 2040-60 as most likely.
