Sentence examples for huge possibility that from inspiring English sources

"There's a huge possibility that you get rid of it and life goes on.

"Because we have so many of our own constraints economically right now, there's a huge possibility that Congress will say we're not going to provide $2.5 billion a year indefinitely," said Caroline Wadhams, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, a liberal research group.

"Because we have so many of our own constraints economically right now, there's a huge possibility that Congress will say we're not going to provide $2.5 billion a year indefinitely," said Caroline Wadhams, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, the liberal research group.

However, I see a huge possibility -- one that largely hinges on the re-engaging of audiences and the stimulation of collaborative projects.

But with super-eruptions there's a possibility that, as that huge body of magma expands, it might open up a fracture through the crust very suddenly.

Some gas suppliers had stopped selling to Californiabecause of the utility's huge debt and the possibility that it would declare bankruptcy.

There were 1,548 racial incidents (defined in a different way from London's) there last year, compared to 1,026 the year before.However, as the police are quick to point out, there are several very plausible reasons for these huge increases, besides the possibility that racial crime has actually increased.

The Japanese sovereignty over the Islands had not been contested until early 1970s immediately after the UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East issued a research paper indicating that there was a possibility that huge oil resources existed under the seabed around the Islands in the East China Sea.

The question arose for me -- as chief of police, one is supposed to prosecute people for crimes and seek justice and get punishment for crimes -- and I had to ask myself, should I be concerned that someone drives drunk or sells drugs, but isn't it my concern that there is the possibility that huge economic crimes have been committed without my thinking that I'm supposed to do anything about that?

KABUL, Afghanistan — Nearly one in four votes in last month's Afghan presidential elections were cast at polling stations now subject to a recount and audit for possible fraud, a huge number that underscores the possibility that President Hamid Karzai could face a runoff, according to an analysis of Afghan national election commission data by The New York Times.

The crisis came to a head last week when the possibility that a huge finance company, Countrywide Financial, was about to falter sent markets into a tailspin.