Sentence examples for lingering possibility from inspiring English sources

And there is still the lingering possibility that he might cleave off the mortgage lender Countrywide Financial into a bankruptcy process, messy though that would be.

Danny Brough has ended any lingering possibility of a late call into England's World Cup squad by accepting the offer of captaining Scotland in the tournament.

Early election sabre-rattling will finally kill off any lingering possibility of a rising among Labour MPs in search of a better leader.

Instead, there's the lingering possibility that we might be the ones to solve the riddle – or, in the case of Jack the Ripper, the crime.

Economists at Capital Economics, said the report was "better, but not great" and "any lingering possibility of a June rate hike from the Fed is now off the table".

In so doing, it will be terminating once and for all the very prospect of that state — and with it, by definition, any lingering possibility of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

However, if he wanted to reminded himself of some lingering possibilities he could always take another look at the eagle that might still change his life.

However, the fact is that although over the past few years, the United States has engaged in questionable actions, the current scrutiny by the media and lingering possibilities of prosecution of those who were involved attest to the fact that even when America is at its worst, there is accountability.

In the wake of the death of John Kennedy, who had been leading in polls for reelection in 1964, there lingered the possibility that Johnson had the sympathy of the media and voters.

He dismissed the possibility of lingering hostility.

However, the narrow control that the Republicans hold in Congress and the possibility of lingering partisan bitterness made some analysts think that Mr. Bush would have little chance of winning approval for the entire tax cut.