Sentence examples for frequent possibility from inspiring English sources

The relatively short distance and the availability of budget airlines make both home visits, and visits by friends from Germany, a frequent possibility.

The building is directly next to (as in 3 feet away from) the currently-under-construction Gowanus Canal Pump House, across from 3 boarded up buildings, and on a street which a passing neighbor candidly informed me would offer the frequent possibility of stepping in human feces and also, by the way, reeks of "sewage and bodies" all summer long.

NTM lung disease diagnosis is often difficult to establish, because of a frequent possibility of sample contamination.

One of the major issues physicians face while dealing with PCNSL diagnosis, is that it is not a frequent possibility in CNS pathology.

Because the silent or documented atherosclerosis or vascular risk factors are very frequent, the possibility of endothelial dysfunction in ED patients is expected to be increased.

We have ancient, mucky trains; frequent breakdowns; no possibility of a direct train to Glasgow or Bristol.

On the other hand, a very small value of ζ may cause more frequent updates where possibility of wrong estimations of filter coefficients would be higher, especially in V-P, U-P, and P-P cases.

A recent survey highlights that, locally, a tsunami can also be characterized by a wave some ten meters high, but this is not the normality (Lavigne et al., 2006); more frequent is the possibility that an impacting wave can run inland, rising along the coastal slope and defining a run-up of some ten meters.

While these issues are not so frequent in blasting, the possibility still exists and this is an opportunity to address these environmental issues.

There's also the increasing possibility of frequent protests and flat-out obstruction by tech leaders and workers against Trump administration policies, some of which may already be in play.

If the loss rate dueto wireless errors is high, a large cwnd could have a high possibility tohave frequent burst losses as well as to have long go-back-Nretransmissions compared to a small cwnd.