Sentence examples for contain the possibility from inspiring English sources
But at least "undocumented" — and an even better word, "unauthorized" — contain the possibility of reparation and atonement, and allow for a sensible reaction proportional to the offense.
If nothing else, Mr. von Trier is a brilliant engineer of dread; Selma's every moment seems to contain the possibility of suffering, humiliation or betrayal.
For McBurney, everything seems to be material, or at least contain the possibility of becoming material; and as time has passed, his work has become more personal.
"We do have an agreement with GE MicroGen for the testing of prototype fuel cell units, and that agreement does contain the possibility of an exclusive commercial relationship in the future," said Bert J. Cunningham, LIPA's vice president for communications.
Russian law does not contain the possibility of house arrest as a penalty: one can be held under house arrest pending trial, but one cannot be sentenced to house arrest.
Plants raised from naturally pollinated seed will not necessarily be exactly like their parents, because each seed will contain the possibility of variation, a genetic shift which may give the plant some useful survival technique in generations to come.
And once paranoia sets in, every idle chat over the coffee machine seems to have a competitive edge, or at least contains the possibility of mortifying news.
As Hu explains, the idea of wholeness was important, since it contained the possibility that an entire network could continue functioning even if one node along the way went offline, a resilience that held special appeal for the military.
Sure, every so often there might be a letter mailed, a phone call made, a text message sent or an email drafted, but nothing that contained the possibility of constant interaction.
