Sentence examples for decent possibility of from inspiring English sources

O.K., not that story, maybe, but something like it that had at least a decent possibility of being true.

The Pietersen case is less clearcut, but after all the positive noises that have been coming out of his camp and the England and Wales Cricket Board over the past couple of weeks, there must be a decent possibility of a new deal being announced over the weekend.

What could be next is not quite anyone's guess, but there are certainly plenty of decent possibilities and without trying to sound clichéd, that does mean the future likely holds some fantastic discoveries.

Nonetheless, it sounds as if an answer to the question of our origin admits of only two decent possibilities: God did it, or the multiverse did it.

While factors affecting the current weather cycle raised the odds of wet summers for a few more years to come, "It doesn't rule out the possibility of decent summers over the next few years," according to the Met Office.

Which is the bigger threat: that a zealot like Ryan will push trade and immigration deals and destroy the possibility of decent paying jobs, while making the Social Security safety net as insecure as the economy -- or that a turkey will get nominated to be Register of Deeds in Rock County?

They get a relatively risk-free place to park their money and the possibility of a decent return.

In the conclusion, he denounced "the twisted logic of which we are a part today" and praised student efforts to realize "the possibility of a decent world".

Jobs in the United States that pay at or barely above minimum wage in France provide the possibility of a decent life with social benefits including health insurance, good-quality child care and education.

That meant the Cavs had to wave goodbye to decent floor spacing and the possibility of deeper post-up mismatches with the lanky Love against undersized front court players like Draymond Green and Harrison Barnes.

To test their compatibility, Maria suggests to Richard that they spend a month together at her island estate up in Scotland, chastely testing him as a companion on approval; George and Helen conspire to come along, both to keep things "decent" and to explore the possibility of a relationship of convenience between them.