Sentence examples for possibilities in the first from inspiring English sources

"When you look at the players we had in the first XI today, it's players who have had possibilities in the first XI.

Rather than merely fomenting trouble, the aesthetic debate and shifting compositional practices widened musical possibilities in the seventeenth century.

Political analyst Sergio Berensztein said Macri's possibilities in the second round depend on whether he can overcome the entrenched idea that only Peronism can guarante stability and governance.

Because she had never thought tenure was a possibility in the first place, she later said, the threat seemed moot.

NEGOTIATING with publishing executives seemed a remote possibility in the first half of Ms. Yates's life.

We investigate this possibility in the first column of Table 5, where we allow the coefficient on the interaction between the share of immigrants and the immigrant indicator to vary by flat characteristics.

To test this possibility, in the first experiment, we expanded on our previous paradigm by having participants make estimates of the size and intensity of a hurricane with either ensemble or summary displays.

Memphis is no longer a possibility in the first round after the Clippers dispatched the Grizzlies, 110-84, on Tuesday night at Staples Center in their final home game of the regular season.

His family said these included the first television commercial (an unpaid 30-minute spiel for Wedgwood china to demonstrate television's commercial possibilities in the early 1940's); the first sports commentary, the first videotape appearance and the first audience participation show ("Okay, Mother," in 1948).

That looked a real possibility in the eighth game when Murray pushed a forehand into the tramlines to give Djokovic three break points.

Now think beyond this novelty market, and consider two possibilities in the future: first, that robots will become capable of fulfilling an extremely wide, if not endless array of tasks and services; second, that these sophisticated robots will become sufficiently affordable for non-wealthy individuals to purchase.