Sentence examples for has every possibility from inspiring English sources

"He has every possibility to do so," Barbieri said.

However, Jennings firmly believes his is "an art form that has every possibility of being made relevant to our time".

She dreams of having a future profession as an animal rights activist – a wish that has every possibility of being granted, with assistance from UNICEF and its partners.

"While we would love to make a sign that had EVERY possibility on there, that would have to be a mighty big sign," Rosen-Heinz said.

They've done very well and have every possibility in the final.

She belongs to my generation: we have every possibility, but it's difficult.

"He had every possibility of triumphing in life because he is very intelligent.

"On the out-of-bounds play we thought we had every possibility covered as the clock was running down," Florida State Coach Leonard Hamilton said.

The youth of today have every possibility of being as smart or as stupid as the youth of the past, so long as you remove Russell Brand from the agenda.

Kaare Willoch, a former conservative prime minister, said Mr Stoltenberg had "every possibility" to tighten security in the government quarter during his six years in office.Mr Stoltenberg's admirable behaviour in the aftermath of the attacks does not absolve him of responsibility for negligence, says Tor Bomann-Larsen, a writer and academic.

The EPI speculated that this rise may be due to an accounting illusion caused by the expiration of corporate tax breaks – but even so, the decline in labor's share of income has temporarily halted, when it had every possibility of continuing its decline.