Sentence examples similar to hard possibility from inspiring English sources

"One," he said, "the hard landing possibility for next year is more realistic than the stock market believes.

Greste and his parents discussed their legal options, but Juris Greste admitted they were preparing themselves for the "cold, hard, real possibility" their son could serve his full sentence.

There has not been much discussion of a possible 2004 Librarians of Ocean County calendar, but Ms. Sulikowski offered this possibility: "Hard hats, tool belts and shorts".

They can't go into the larger world; it is too bright out there, too alive and noisy with the hard work of possibility.

Some conservative politicians "are now willing to consider that human-rights violations were the result of a government policy, a possibility hard to imagine a year ago," argues Human Rights Watch, a New York-based group, in a report released this week.Government officials argue that this would have happened anyway.

But nothing has the potential to hit the company as hard as the possibility of an AT&T and AOL deal.

Sling TV's basic $20 monthly package already includes 11 channels from Disney, and Iger's comments on an analyst call today (via Deadline) indicate that the company is already thinking hard about the possibility of expanding its involvement.

Labels can make that possibility hard.

I think one of the main reasons this fight came to a controversial ending, other than downright incompetence or the ever-present and hard to prove possibility of corruption on behalf of the judges and the other parties involved, is that it was a supremely nuanced fight.

In the absence of hard evidence, the possibility that this activity is merely weaker or more saturable in VH than in blood or other organs cannot be excluded.

"That's too bad," he said, and thought hard about the possibilities.