Sentence examples for dealing with the possible from inspiring English sources
The new mayor, Gregor Robertson, found himself in the same hot seat, dealing with the possible collapse of the project.
The layman can but try to calculate whether a scholar committed to the Christian faith has anything really at stake in dealing with the possible debt of the morality and practice of Christianity to those of the Dead Sea sect.
Dealing with the possible results of runaway climate change requires "transboundary" planning, he said.
That long-range planning process already involves dealing with the possible repercussions of climate change, a mandate to boost the state's use of renewable sources to 33% of the energy supply by 2020 and another mandate to phase out a process known as once-through cooling that uses ocean water to cool coastal power plants, which will probably take some other plants out of service.
Such work could be justified, given the importance of risk communication in dealing with the possible reemergence of SARS (7) and the importance of information for the public and the media on the control of this disease (8).
One alternative to dealing with the possible truncation of enzymes is to produce single domain enzymes, such as the endocellulase from the hyperthermophilic archeon Sulfolobus solfataricus, which has been successfully expressed in its active form in the ER of tobacco [ 142].
Their appeal derives from stories dealing with the 'possible'...not the highly improbably.
They also need to start normalizing interest rates carefully, while developing intelligent policies to deal with the possible resultant decline in many asset prices (possibly balanced by optimism in the increased probability of sound money policies in the future).
The regulator is also critical of itself for failing to deal with the possible risks associated with Goodwin's management style.
Her case raises broader questions about how to deal with the possible influx of Britons who might want to return following the territorial defeat of the caliphate.
In addition, to deal with the possible internal changes that an FMS may encounter, an adaptive-type scheduling mechanism is embedded within the robust control architecture.
