Sentence examples for long-term possibility from inspiring English sources

Ms. Salzman replied that the train wreck was a long-term possibility.

But Cable was notably cooler, telling the Guardian: "Shale gas is a long-term possibility – no more than that".

While many transportation officials consider such a connection unlikely in the near term, a consensus has emerged that preparing for the long-term possibility might be worthwhile.

Although it has not said so, the likeliest next local site is Germany Chinaa, eBay's fastest-growing market, looks like a good long-term possibility.

Shale gas is no more than a long-term possibility for the UK and should not be a key plank of energy policy for the next decade, one of the most senior Liberal Democrats in the cabinet has warned.

Although there is long-term possibility for that and a sincere desire to eventually make the Pac-12 network available, Scott said he saw other leagues having a hard time following suit.

But it does open up other long-term possibilities.

Their own parents were beloved, but not, for reasons of health and age, long-term possibilities.

Analysts were generally optimistic about the long-term possibilities, particularly because the companies have complementary sets of customers.

While many dramas have aged badly, a block of finales on Sunday displays the rich long-term possibilities of well-written, irreverent comedies.

And Ned David, chief executive of Kilimanjaro, the firm that uses Dr Lackner's technology, waxes lyrical about the long-term possibilities of EOR in a world in which oil stays expensive and depleted fields are ever more common.