Sentence examples similar to dropping possibilities from inspiring English sources

Although there aren't a lot of jaw-dropping possibilities, analysts remained wowed by Microsoft's.NET announcements.

By introducing the Indians and then dropping that possibility as belonging to an era too early to be plausible, McCarthy layers the history of the region.

Around the same time Tett was sounding positive Trump visited the Washington Post's HQ and casually dropped the possibility that the US might not be able to afford Nato any more.

The recent memo dropped the "possibility" language and concluded that the economic decline so far was just not broad enough to warrant a determination that a recession had begun.

The commission voted to drop the possibility of increasing speculation limits on agricultural futures contracts and vowed to work with agricultural banking authorities to update financing to reflect the futures markets' higher margins.

I mean, you drop that possibility in front of me and then you leave it there?

If no deal is reached by June, Ice Edge may drop out, opening anew the possibility of the Coyotes relocating, perhaps to Canada.

Word came the other day that an internal committee of the United States Mint had raised the possibility of dropping Lincoln from the penny.

The club, in Gilbert's opinion, face the "very real possibility of dropping out of the Football League completely in the coming years unless something dramatic happens to change their fortunes for the better".

On Thursday it was reported that Gove had been canvassing the views of Tory MPs in a roundabout way over the possibility of dropping support for the EAW, a move that would infuriate the Liberal Democrats.

But showing the pragmatism he is renowned for, Mr. McCreevy left open the possibility of dropping the community patent and instead focusing on the two initiatives being pushed by the patent office.