Sentence examples for expected that the possibility from inspiring English sources
If nothing changes in the current order of things, it is expected that the possibility of such a debacle could loom in little more than a decade.
All of the techniques we discussed should be readily extendable to heterogeneous databases of molecules and solids, where we expect that the possibility of defining an alchemical kernel within the REMatch-SOAP metric will make it possible to tune the relative weight of composition and structure in determining the notion of similarity.
Her backers expect that the possibility of electing the first woman to be president will stir enthusiasm for Clinton; opponents say they think she will alienate many men.
We expect that the possibility of building models using non-linear approximate formalisms and of subsequently optimizing these models will trigger interest in the experimental characterization of the components of cellular metabolism.
One would expect that the possibilities for peer support at work would increase through this type of intervention, however, this was not the case, maybe because of the fact that employees individually requested the advice.
However, although coherence is a relation that is descriptive of ideal thought-contents, we must not expect that coherence entails the possibility of a completely coherent world-picture being graspable by any particular human knower.
Even if 'Nothing exists' were the uniquely simplest possibility (as measured by memorability), why should we expect that possibility to be actual?
It was expected that the British would return, and the whole city started to prepare for that possibility.
It was expected that the photoejection of electrons followed by the charging-up of the metal surface is a possibility that could lead to the particle fragmentation.
In this reason, we cannot exclude the opportunity of including COPD patients in the survey, but we expected that such possibility might be very low.
