Sentence examples for continued possibility from inspiring English sources

However, and this is where she stands apart, Livni also held out the continued possibility of a broader peace deal with the Palestinians.

Build them or leave them unbuilt?" Mr. Rubaiei conceded that the project faced a number of obstacles, including the continued possibility of violence.

Croesus' luncheon guests this week, two wise bankers, only see more raw destruction of wealth, and the continued possibility of another October 2008 when the credit system froze up and frightened the world.

As chilling as some of these challenges are -- especially the continued possibility of a mass terrorist attack on the U.S. -- it's important to remember that we confront them from a position of strength.

In particular, exclusion of deaths and adjustment for baseline differences both move the estimated treatment difference to near zero and remove the continued possibility of the targeted 0.5 point difference between groups.

To further optimize PIVC performing skills, continued possibilities to train and learn in hospital settings are necessary, even after formal education has been completed.

And many here believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to conserve his military resources and public support for the continuing possibility of an attack on the Iranian nuclear program.

Mr. Qandil, the new prime minister, raised the State Department's longstanding travel warning for Egypt, which notes "the continuing possibility of sporadic unrest".

PCB levels in the environment have dropped since the manufacture and use of the compounds were curtailed, but so much electrical equipment containing PCBs is still in use that there is a continuing possibility of environmental damage.

THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA, the delicate, watercolored musical by Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas, makes the grade not for its mass appeal, but because it signals the continuing possibility of superior achievement in the classic mold of musical theater, what the Broadway historian Ethan Mordden calls "the Great Tradition".

St Albans MP Anne Main has described the delay as "enormously frustrating" because the continuing possibility of the development was "blighting the lives" of her constituents.