Sentence examples for explicit possibility from inspiring English sources

The commission said that several threat reports circulated within the government in the late 1990's raised the explicit possibility of an attack using airliners as missiles.

Katherine Bucknell points out the importance to Auden of I. A. Richards' distinction in Science And Poetry between 'statement' and 'pseudo statement'; Richards' position made explicit the possibility of poetically justified lies.

Regardless, scientific inquiry is not founded on the possibility of bias but on proposing an explicit theory for a particular study.

This study makes explicit the possibilities of a medical humanities program.

But Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld made such a possibility explicit on Friday by saying Syria risked provoking American ire by allowing military equipment to flow into Iraq.

Plus, it makes uncomfortably explicit the dread possibility of a "two-tier" system in which influential or better-off Americans have lavish health insurance, and the less affluent make do with a slimmed-down plan.

However, for current research, best practice is to be explicit about the possibility of commercial outputs.

Explicit A saw possibilities with the test, and believed that all patients could benefit from being referred.

"I would not rule out the possibility that explicit deals were made by the military," the American military official said.

But something much more significant is afoot - the possibility of explicit cooperation, albeit perhaps forced cooperation, between fiscal and monetary authorities.

Mr. Powell's unusually explicit talk of the possibility of force was seen in Washington and at the United Nations as notable for coming from the figure considered the most reluctant of those around Mr. Bush to go to war.