Sentence examples similar to holding considerable possibility from inspiring English sources

With the nation's unemployment rate hovering at 10 percent, the possibility of stemming job losses holds considerable appeal.

[On Saturday, Mr. Roh told a panel of university professors on Korean television that "at the time of the elections, some U.S. officials, who held considerable responsibility in the administration, talked about the possibility of attacking North Korea," The Associated Press reported.

NBC would seem to hold considerable leverage in this long-term relationship, which should act as a guarantee against the possibility that the price of retaining its rights will force it to walk away, as it did with the N.F.L. in 1998.

Opening up how it all works could hold considerable social benefit.

But green jobs still hold considerable promise.

Our research discoveries hold considerable promise for overcoming these barriers.

Mr. Muhammad seemed to hold considerable sway over Mr. Malvo.

That said, the trial holds considerable interest in Hollywood.

Still, the move held considerable risks for Mr. Bush.

"Chevron believes Kurdistan holds considerable promise," a company representative said.

Thin-film technologies holds considerable promise for substantial cost reduction for photovoltaic solar cells.