Sentence examples for imaginable scenario from inspiring English sources

When the 2-point conversion was adopted by the National Football League, Vermeil drew up a chart listing every imaginable scenario in which a coach could opt for the 2-point play instead of the 1-point kick.

An imaginable scenario already hypothesized in a recent study explains group II introns as the result of a horizontal gene transfer from a bacterial or viral vector into the mitochondrial genome of its host (Vallès et al. 2008).

From a mathematical point of view, this is the most general setting, but it is certainly not the only imaginable scenario; future studies should shed light on other geometries.

These are imaginable scenarios, because the consequences of these errors, though grave, have not been truly disastrous.

In a statement issued tonight, after a report in the Munich newspaper Suddeutsche, BMW said that plans for a sell-off were "one of the imaginable scenarios" that will be presented to the supervisory board on Thursday.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] or fissionSIR – There are several imaginable scenarios for the change in energy position in the next 20 years ("A new dawn for nuclear power?", May 19th).

Just a few of many imaginable scenarios should give us pause: AI transmitting trade secrets to competitors or foreign governments; being "hijacked" by hostile actors; evolving malicious programs, withholding IP; collaborating with humans — or each other — to compromise IP.

There are many imaginable scenarios in which attractors will keep moving as parameters change and trajectories governed by pursuit mechanisms may never come to rest.

With 13 preset scene-select modes for every imaginable shooting scenario, automatic modes and full manual controls, the E-600 offers a world of possibilities to photographers.

Not satisfied by pulling down workers' wages in every imaginable domestic scenario, ALEC also supports a radical free trade agenda that pits U.S. workers against foreign workers making a fraction of their wage and facilitates the off-shoring of U.S. jobs.

Gerard Houllier, who described the night as "the most catastrophic scenario imaginable", disagreed.