Sentence examples for it posses from inspiring English sources
'it posses' is not a correct and usable form of written English
You should use 'it possesses' instead. Example: The car possesses a high-quality audio system.
"As long as it is not disturbed, it posses no health risks," said Cheyenne Westphal, chairwoman of Sotheby's contemporary art department in Europe.
It posses remarkable activity against both chloroquinine resistant as well as chloroquinine sensitive strains of Plasmodium falciparum.
Essential oil of L. stoechas have been used to treat depression, diabetes, epilepsy, headaches, it posses sedative properties and anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antifungal, and antioxidant activities [21].
For three decades, exploration of marine algae has been far above the ground for the search of new and effective natural origin medicines, because it posses elevated quantity of concealed bioactive essence.
Moreover, the fact that this was a validation study and not a study aiming to actually measure patients' satisfaction, generalizability is not really an issue nor it posses a threat to the findings.
To encourage public participation further, the museum invites visitors to register online, joining what it calls its posse.
Such a view requires development of the idea of taking one's life seriously, but it might posses certain advantages.
They are demanding not alone that an article shall work (that primary pragmatic test)–they are requiring also that it shall posses those intangible but unmistakable factors of distinction and of style.
From the algebraic study of specific logics a general theory of the algebraization of logics slowly emerged during the last century with the aim, more or less explicitly stated during the process, of obtaining general and informative results relating the properties a logic may have with the algebraic properties the class of algebras (or algebra related structures) associated with it might posses.
An Awesome Wave deserves to be recognized for the uniqueness it does posses, and above all the band's talent.
"If Canada legalizes, it's going to make it even worse more are going to posses it and admit to smoking it," Saunders told VICE.
