Sentence examples similar to entertaining this possibility from inspiring English sources

The Reviewing Editor agrees with this reviewer and would like the authors to also entertain this possibility when they describe the possible model of action of the inhibitor.

It's uncomfortable for people to entertain this possibility, but it could be genetics.

That Halsey was willing even to entertain this possibility enraged some of his fellow vaccinologists, who couldn't fathom how a doctor who had spent so much energy dismantling the arguments of people who attacked vaccines could now be changing sides.

(See Anscombe 1963, p. 82; though it is unclear whether she accepts or merely entertains this possibility).

Yet neither is it strictly speaking a res a reor reris, even though Henry himself had entertained this possibility on one occasion at least (Summa, art. 28, q. 4).

For example, it might be thought that a forgiving God would bestow infinite utility upon wagerers-for and wagerers-against alike — Rescher 1985 is one author who entertains this possibility.

Eugène Dubois categorically refused to entertain this possibility, dismissing Peking Man as a kind of Neanderthal, closer to humans than the Pithecanthropus, and insisting that Pithecanthropus belonged to its own family, the Pithecanthropoidae.

It is because her worldview can entertain this very possibility – so rarely contemplated in Washington – that Omar represents an enormously hopeful step in national politics.

You don't even entertain this horrific possibility in the early stages of love.

I ask you to entertain this wacky possibility, just for a moment, before shrugging it off as partisan neurosis.

The Machiavellians amongst us may be entertaining the possibility that this bizarre fit of pique is designed to extract maximum concessions from the EU and other world influencers in a bid to bolster his position.