Sentence examples similar to far off possibility from inspiring English sources

Occasionally I'd wonder whether the manuscript would one day be published, but it seemed a far-off possibility.

That's not such a far-off possibility, since he wants to open an outlet in LA and Kim is reportedly "really proud of him".

Although I'm the mother of three 20-something sons, none are married and grandchildren -- since only one has a serious girlfriend -- seem a far-off possibility.

Mr Ibarretxe says he would not accept even that but with a caveat: he would not, unless EH were to renounce violence and distance itself from ETA.There may be far-off possibilities here.

It's a devilishly simple idea, but it's hard to execute, and this is why: we humans value the tangibility and utility of the present over the far-off possibilities of the future.

The worst-case situation is still far off; three full seasons will be played before the possibility of a work stoppage.

With its market capitalization now down to $276 million, and with only $29.1 million in debt, the possibility of a takeover might not be far off.

The possibility of fatherhood is not all that far off for Sheeran, who's been with live-in girlfriend Cherry Seaborn for about two years.

Largely disconnected from the rest of Nepal, it is far off the lucrative tourist trail and has few income-generating possibilities other than agriculture.

So many neuroscientists see the possibility of reproducing an individual's consciousness as unforeseeably far off.

Kleanthous also said the possibility of him taking ownership of the Broncos had arisen during negotiations - but that eventuality was far off.