Sentence examples for possibilities drop from inspiring English sources

After silk, the shopping possibilities drop off considerably.

The number of possibilities drops from 10,000 to 24.

Such a situation raises the question about the possibility to drop the state in the above approach, though, at first sight, the duality is no longer existing in this case.

□ A victim can start a compulsory investigation which will lead to the case being tried by a court judge if the national criteria are met (e.g. sufficient indications of guild) and which excludes the possibility to drop the case, e.g. for policy reasons.

All subjects will receive information about the purpose and content of the project and give their oral and written consent to participate, with the possibility to drop out of the project at any time.

Word came the other day that an internal committee of the United States Mint had raised the possibility of dropping Lincoln from the penny.

The club, in Gilbert's opinion, face the "very real possibility of dropping out of the Football League completely in the coming years unless something dramatic happens to change their fortunes for the better".

On Thursday it was reported that Gove had been canvassing the views of Tory MPs in a roundabout way over the possibility of dropping support for the EAW, a move that would infuriate the Liberal Democrats.

But showing the pragmatism he is renowned for, Mr. McCreevy left open the possibility of dropping the community patent and instead focusing on the two initiatives being pushed by the patent office.

With Paul's, one noticed the slight guffaw when he mentioned the hypothetical possibility of dropping a drone on the antiwar activist Jane Fonda; with Davis's, one became more aware of the strained tone of a woman trying to explain to a roomful of men how the bill in question disregarded the complexity of different women's pregnancy situations.

"There was a possibility of dropping all three".