Sentence examples for extent of possible from inspiring English sources

Concerns also grow about the extent of possible test-fixing, with campaigners claiming that the European testing system is not fit for purpose.

He is now head of the military council in Tripoli, showing the extent of possible Islamist influence in the new regime, and the unpredictable nature of relations between the regime and the UK.

Over all, there is no centralized effort by regulators or the private sector to track the total extent of possible mortgage fraud nationwide, a gap that has drawn criticism from some policy analysts.

Mr. Stempler said it was too early for official airline data to be available to indicate the extent of possible increases in pilferage, either by wayward T.S.A. employees or by airline baggage handlers aware that bags are being routinely opened and can be quickly resealed with those "available in any hardware store" plastic ties.

The overdoses at Cedars-Sinai involved CT brain perfusion scans, a type of imaging "used in certain urgent situations — such as a suspected stroke — to identify the extent of possible blood flow problems in the brain," the hospital said in a statement.

Mr. Iksanov said he suspected that the goal of the attack on Mr. Filin was to destabilize the theater, which has no security service since "we are neither a military organization nor a business structure," and added that "psychologically, even we don't really comprehend the entire extent of possible risks".

Together, they represent a small subset of the known scaffolds for hinge/ATP site binders [36], which are already a restricted set [37] compared to proposed extents of possible scaffold diversity [38].

In order to determine the extent of a possible outbreak and possible risk factors for infection, an outbreak investigation was performed.

The Goldstone report, issued in September, accused Israel and, to a lesser extent, Hamas, of possible war crimes.

The report was meant as a response by the Hamas leadership to a harshly critical United Nations study of the three-week conflict that accused Israel, and to a lesser extent Hamas, of possible war crimes.

The report was meant as a response to a harshly critical United Nations study of the three-week conflict that accused Israel, and to a lesser extent Hamas, of possible war crimes.