Sentence examples for it is possible that while from inspiring English sources

Len McCluskey, the general secretary of Unite, said: "Taxpayers will be baffled as to how it is possible that while we own 84% of this bank it continues to so handsomely reward its investment bankers.

It is possible that while you were getting ready for the Rapture the following story passed you by – that atheists have better sex (because they enjoy it more) than believers who are plagued with guilt.

However, it is possible that while they could not be used in a portland cement concrete, they could possibly be used in a ( Coverline{S} A ) cement concrete and pass a freeze thaw durability test.

It is possible that while the functional changes brought about by the tested markers affect hormonal signalling, they do not result in the kind of metabolic changes triggering menstrually related migraine.

It is possible that while cognitive resources were devoted to carrying out unnecessary actions such as crosschecking the veracity of a change notified by CHEX, an insufficient amount of resources were allocated to the other TEWA subtasks which might have resulted in scheduling impairment (Dixon & Wickens, 2006).

Also, it is possible that while this is the NLS, additional flanking residues must be deleted to disrupt localization.

But it's possible that while I'm still running, he would be doing his post-race interview".

It was possible that while she'd been here Finn had returned home, climbed back in through the window, and was there now, waiting for her, or for his father, who would be home shortly.

He said it was possible that while she was manipulating the organ the thin membrane protecting the liver, the peritoneal sac, was breached.

Hence, it is possible that GYS1 induction, while being an adaptive response that protects cells, could lead to an excessive glycogen accumulation in heart or brain that could contribute to damage in these organs following ischemic insults.

It is possible that Trump's supporters, while still better off than many of their neighbors, are worse off than they might have been in the past.