A loss would not have mathematically eliminated the Mets from anything — except the possibility of going 151-11 — but it would have, at the very least, made for an unpleasant flight back to New York.
The person (and I am one) who takes this second position denies nothing except the possibility (short of force or torture and they don't count) of securing universal assent.
Well, except the possibility later on, but in the immediate sense, there are no constraints to the monetary authorities.
We don't see a qualitative difference may arise from a version change except the possibility that a new calibration might be necessary.
Except for the possibility that this could provide them with some sadistic glee, I don't see the point.
They forecast little chance of precipitation in the next 10 days except for the possibility of a light rain or a dusting of snow on Wednesday or Thursday.
There was little, in those days, to recommend waiting for an old, late, noisy subway on urine-soaked platforms on a sweltering summer day, except for the possibility that relief would come barreling in in the form of one of those painted trains.
This seems like a bad idea to those of us who like our therapists from the old school: in their office, in their chair, not chatting on about their own private lives, not having sex with us, not socializing with us, not gossiping about other patients (which might be great, except for the possibility that they gossip about us too, or like the others better).
Except for the possibility of newly introduced problems, this increases performance for everyone.
The same approach has been adopted in G3-PLC, except for the possibility of avoiding transmitting in groups of adjacent carriers with very low SNR.
