Sentence examples for fading possibility from inspiring English sources
Making history, however, is a fading possibility.
That plan was derailed when Citigroup announced plans to bring its struggling SIVs onto its balance sheet, scuttling the already fading possibility of a bank bailout.
When that possibility faded, he politicked incessantly to force Lincoln to fire Secretary Stanton and accept McClellan as the dominant voice in military affairs.
They are, to me, deeply religious too; fascinated by things that fade, by the possibility of a world beyond the visible.
It is possible, however, that the upper margins once contained τιτλοι in red ink which has completely faded away; another possibility is that the upper portions of the pages have been overtrimmed.
And there's still the possibility – slight, fading, but still there – that things will go back into motion again, and that the Tories will find this whole affair blowing up in their awful smug fucking faces.
Chavez set out to be a moral leader, but, by the end of his life, that possibility had faded, and he had ended up something more interesting and compromised: an American hero.
May 22 is the date set out in the April 1998 accord by which all disarmament by Northern Ireland's paramilitary groups was to have been accomplished, and although that possibility has faded, the date has taken on the symbolism of a deadline by which there has to be some progress to avert a total collapse of the peace accord.
Try-scorer Grant revealed that Edinburgh had discussed the possibility of Racing Metro fading and was full of praise for the tenacity of his team-mates.
But that possibility began to fade with a series of disasters.
