Sentence examples for possibilities of negative from inspiring English sources

Derrida, in particular, has been one of the few contemporary philosophical thinkers, if not the only one, to realize the importance of Dionysius in relation to deconstruction (a term he does not use himself) and to explore the complex nature of prayer, address, and denial in the context of the necessarily deceptive and open-ended possibilities of negative theology.

Then there is the possibility of negative inspection reports, where blame most certainly will be apportioned.

There is more evidence to support the possibility of negative effects on the environment.

However, Cardano was sometimes willing to consider the possibility of negative (or "false") solutions.

Yet, still the Bank believes the problem is that rates are not low enough, even floating the astonishing possibility of "negative" interest rates.

Just weeks after the Federal Reserve raised US interest rates, its chair, Janet Yellen, said on Thursday it was also examining the possibility of negative rates.

Santander said: "We are also taking action to be prepared for the possibility of negative interest rates in the UK, including a review of our systems and models, and to ensure we manage any potential impact on our customers".

It is doubtful that Selig will act anytime soon; the threat of lawsuits, the potential challenge to the league's sacred antitrust exemption and the possibility of negative news coverage are too daunting.

But Thomas P. Quaadman, vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce's Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness, wrote in the Congressional newspaper The Hill that it was uncertain whether these rules worked and that there was a likely possibility of "negative consequences for American businesses".

But the moment of celebration and hope for long-suffering democracy advocates here is a threatening development for the country's hard-liners, raising the possibility of negative fallout for President Thein Sein.

The possibility of negative confounding by SES and breastfeeding history was examined but dismissed.