Sentence examples for has possible from inspiring English sources
Mr. Leonard "has possible brain damage from an untreated childhood skull fracture".
Embracing this diversity "has possible implications for how we see the 'other,' " he explained, and even for public policies.
The narrative tone - best characterised as a sardonic empathy - has possible progenitors in Muriel Spark and John Irving, but bears the individual imprint of Greek America.
L. acidophilus has possible health benefits in easing yeast infections and restoring normal bacterial balance to the intestinal tract of humans after antibiotic treatment.
The research, which has possible implications for treatment, involved 295 Dutch adults 30 to 60 years old, some of whom had migraines along with vision problems while the others had migraines without any such problems.
Bajic said that Sanader has possible involvement in several cases, but the one in which prosecutors have gathered the most evidence involves illegal mediation between his friends and Hypo Alpe Adria Bank Group of Austria.
Kennedy has some formidable advantages: he leads his party in N.Y.; he has powerful supporters like Jesse Unruh of Calif.; he has labor support; he has possible support from ethnic minorities.
It has possible applications in inertial confinement fusion and astrophysics.
But this flexibility also has possible implications for health today.
This has possible implications for risk from drought in the first few establishment years.
