Sentence examples similar to possessing that now from inspiring English sources
Kennedy possessed that awareness.
Rice certainly possesses that expertise.
I'd like to believe that we possess that language now, that we can see things that Okada and Ichiro could not.
According to Bruno Tertrais, a former official in the French ministry of defence and a proliferation expert, four of the nine countries that now possess nuclear weapons are "known to have undergone severe political crises affecting nuclear security and/or control of use in one way or another".
States that now possess nuclear weapons must work together to reduce their importance to national and international security.
Similarly, C.I.A. drone strikes outside of declared war zones are setting a troubling precedent that we might not want to see followed by the close to 50 other nations that now possess the same unmanned technology — including China, Russia, Pakistan and Iran.
Rather, Mr. Obama posits the need for all states that now possess nuclear weapons or rely on extended nuclear deterrence to take the steps necessary to obviate their perceived need for these weapons.
"While Congress may have had an inkling of the future growth of web-services in 1998," Warner wrote, "it certainly did not envision the array of conventional household products that now possess data gathering and processing capabilities". He asked the commission to clarify how it determines whether a device, website, or app is directed at children.
But he didn't listen, not really: he was in the throes of the thing that now possessed him.
Finally, the DLAV contains former tip cells that now possess a lumen and a T-shaped structure, and form intercellular junctions with the two neighboring tip cells and a stalk cell (Fig. 1E).
