Sentence examples for much possibility of from inspiring English sources
The writer, worried about maintaining his high-status privileges in several airline programs, said he was planning to take 15,000 extra miles in leisure travel to qualify for at least a Premier Executive ranking next year on United Airlines, though he added that he didn't see much possibility of flying enough to retain his current status at United's most elite 1-K level.
But unlike Kurosawa's civil servant, this emotionally desiccated nonhero fails to create much meaning; indeed, in his godless, mechanized world of petty preoccupations there doesn't seem to be much possibility of meaning at all, except perhaps in Mr. Lanchester's own mordantly witty way of describing his character's plight.
It's also designed to look good, take up a minimum of space and eliminate as much possibility of error as it can to make home brewing easy.
Currently, a large number of workers are using chainsaw in order to divide a tree, although it has much possibility of accidents.
I would look for him to try the hardest to have a breakout performance during the debate, but at the same time I don't see much possibility of that actually happening.
Therefore, we don't have much possibilities of making much difference in giving calls to change the lifestyles of individuals, unless the call is part of a political agenda to change structures.
Hence, under normal sediment water interaction, there is not much possibility for the release of these metals.
Just like how punks only had a guitar they hardly knew how to play, I only had one synth and a really limited sampler which I had to try and squeeze as much possibility imaginable out of.
And there is a much greater possibility of a loss in these funds.
"By working together, we have a much better possibility of ensuring that aid monies and contributions from NGOs are used in the best possible way.
In actual fact they've levelled off to unacceptable rates and most of those kids who are overweight or obese have a much higher possibility of suffering a wide range of diseases.
