Sentence examples for fair possibility from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Practically Certain (99 in 100); Almost Sure (9 in 10); Very Probably (8 in 10); Probably (7 in 10); Good Possibility (6 in 10); Fairly Good Possibility (5 in 10); Fair Possibility (4 in 10); Some Possibility (3 in 10); Slight Possibility (2 in 10); Very Slight Possibility (1 in 10); No Chance, Almost No Chance (1 in 100).

However, while Realize says that the product was named after the parts that grip the iPad since they resemble a manatee's arms, there is a fair possibility that some would begin to resemble the endangered sea cow with prolonged supine use of the product.

"Our contacts with the Department of Justice and the district leave us the impression that there's a fair possibility that there's a sealed indictment," Ratner said.

The comparative analysis has an advantage of a fair possibility of achieving high prediction accuracy since it can take evolutionary information into consideration.

The selection and definition of potential risk factors was based on: a) the applicability for a heterogeneous critically ill population, b) the feasibility for ICU clinicians to assess the risk factor and c) a fair possibility of assessment before the patient left the ICU.

To be fair, there are a few other reasonable possibilities that might come about through human intervention.

I also now don't feel that my previous ranting on Leopard was fair considering the possibility that said hard drive was about to die a horrible death.

"While the authors point out that the comparison population was primarily northern Europeans who are predicted to be generally fair skinned, the possibility of variation in this important risk factor remains unknown and therefore does introduce a limitation on confidence of the conclusion that pilots or crew members are truly at elevated melanoma risk".

It faces the stresses of launch, the intricate unfurling of its mirror and sunshield after it emerges from its chrysalis-like launch fairing, and the possibility of failure in its many cutting-edge technologies.

The spectre of prisoners denied either a fair trial or the possibility of release is Orwellian.

And, to be fair, there is every possibility that the stories of his career contain elements of myth.