Sentence examples for does have possibilities from inspiring English sources

Live is the newer brand of the three, but given its strong tie-in to Windows I can't see Microsoft dropping it, although as the logo I've added to this post suggests, Yahoo Live Search does have possibilities, even if it means Yahoo Live (the newly launched live streaming service) might then become Yahoo Live Live.

But, I'm thinking more of nuclear, tar sands, coal gasification, shale that I think do have possibilities of considerable energy output.

But I'm thinking more of nuclear, tar sands, coal gasification, shale, which I think do have possibilities of considerable energy output.

Cloning does have beneficial possibilities, and Ms. Anthes discusses them thoughtfully.

The political gamesmanship is awfully Byzantine, and does have the possibility of backfiring (if the Tea Party candidate actually won the general election), but for now we're just going to keep an eye on the situation to see what happens.

Police normally tell their suspect to get down on the floor, a man on his knees does have a possibility of grabbing a weapon or object and shoot or hit you.

Such a link could be correct, but it does have a strong possibility of being an outlier.

Nearly everything Ms. Gartrell does has clear possibilities -- the drawings, for example, are notable for their low-key yet optical palette and mysterious processes that confuse hand-made and printed.

But does it have possibilities beyond this?

[But] so far these people had no possibility of working legally – and now they do have that possibility".

And he had a solution: "We do have the possibility of... increasing margin requirements.