Some titles will remain the same, such as rifleman and mortarman, but the mere possibility of Marines having to possibly change their title to rifleperson spawned plenty of indignation.
In more general terms minimalist approach looks for the mere possibility of catalysis, rather than trying to identify the most active catalyst possible.
The mere possibility of risk, no matter how small, drives our behavior.
This is leading students like me to lose faith in the mere possibility of college.
Still, the mere possibility of these visits is fueling newspaper editorials, classroom debates and dinner-table arguments.
They could not swiftly enough put down the threat of socialism, the mere possibility of a greater fairness and equality.
But as Mr Kaimowitz points out, the mere possibility of legal action might cause financiers to change their ways.
"[W]e disagree that the mere possibility of such use leads to the conclusion that such containers are 'inevitably' associated with an expectation of privacy.
But these cases involve a facial challenge, and we cannot strike down I 872 on its face based on the mere possibility of voter confusion.
The mere possibility of a Justice Department or SEC investigation of News Corp. could cause the company significant trouble and expense, lawyers said.
For example, the mere possibility of quantum computers has all but overthrown a conception of the universe that scientists like Stephen Wolfram have championed.
