Sentence examples for introduced the possibility from inspiring English sources

Then the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks introduced the possibility that malefactors would tamper with the nation's fundamental infrastructure.

Groups that favor abortion rights say that bill would have introduced the possibility that doctors could be sued for failing to take extraordinary measures to save the lives of pre-viable infants, those born so prematurely that they could not possibly survive.

Djokovic's fine showing, in which he held three match points, and Federer's sparkling, attacking play down the stretch in Madrid have at least introduced the possibility that a record fifth straight victory for Nadal in Paris is not a foregone conclusion.

But just as it seemed that Washington would not offer Mr. Kim a way to retreat from his self-imposed cliff, Mr. Kerry introduced the possibility of renewed engagement if the North took "some actions" to show it was serious about meeting past commitments to denuclearize.

This new law introduced the possibility of family-friendly arrangements between the worker and the firm.

In France, the law has introduced the possibility to write advance directives since 2005.

These elevators also handle cattle feed, introducing the possibility for a mix-up.

It therefore introduces the possibility of human error if the choices are the wrong ones.

To introduce the possibility of solidarity with the coming workers' revolution into this vague, well-intentioned gathering.

Introducing the possibility of a nuclear response to a catastrophic cyberattack would be expected to serve the same purpose.

As you can see, those ranges overlap, which certainly introduces the possibility that this is just statistical noise.