Sentence examples for line possibility from inspiring English sources

Pulmonary TB comes up only as a 'second line' possibility, when the patient does not respond to treatment of the respiratory tract infection (31, 32).

"You start imagining more than you can actually pull off, and you cross that line from possibility into impossibility".

If it fails to refinance that credit line — a possibility, given the current dismal environment for lending — the company will draw upon its cash flow, delay store remodelings and cut spending to continue operating through 2009.

It has laid on the line the possibility of fair and considered negotiation with a Latin American country, and has at the same time called for the exercise of human rights throughout Latin America where they are ubiquitously violated.

The bottom line: the possibility of being sued is a very real for most doctors, and you may one day learn that yours has been.

Today high speed internet has made viewing video on line a possibility.

While our studies of NRP-1 and MCL-1 have only yielded very preliminary data in one cell line, the possibility of pathways linking NRP-1, signal transduction, antiapoptotic proteins, and cell survival are intriguing.

To determine the copy number for each line, a possibility would be to choose a transgenic line whose copy number is known to be one as the calibrator; the r line ratio for the calibrator line (r cal ) would then be associated with one copy of transgene, therefore the copy numbers for the other lines would be determined as r line / r cal.

Rather, the predominance seems to be along numerous lines of possibility: more flesh than blood, more hot than cold, more red than green, and so on (Furley 2002).

However, should dystocia due to malpositioned fetuses become overrepresented in some lines the possibility that this is due to some hereditary factor in those lines need to be considered.

Along the lines of possibility, yes.