Sentence examples for possibility against from inspiring English sources

Genocide is a real possibility against Jews living in the state of Israel.

At some level, we've noticed that the chance of getting hit by a devastating virus isn't large, and we've weighed this possibility against the inconvenience of establishing good security.

But since Sept. 11, the end of Western civilization has become a possibility against which the need to fight terrorism is being framed, as Roosevelt and Churchill framed the need to fight Hitler.

The Fury date will be in London or Germany, depending on which host has the deepest pockets, and then, should Klitschko prevail, he will be looking to varnish his career, with Vegas a valedictory possibility against Wilder.

The marvel at their marriage was based in part on their mutual admiration, which had not been effaced by the passing of decades, but, particularly among African-Americans, their union was also seen as a kind of emblem of possibility against great odds.

"They are a very good team but there is always a possibility against them to play your football like, for example, Arsenal did last week.

Like Marvel Comics' Stan Lee, Uderzo at 84 seems driven by a legitimate desire to consolidate the financial possibilities against a ticking clock, but with what some fans would regard as a disappointing disregard for the spirit of the original.

A review committee for the Energy Department also recommended that any requests for money for the biodome be judged through a competitive process that weighed the possibilities against those elsewhere.

I weighed the possibilities against the prospect of a week of overcooked spaghetti and mashed potatoes and roast beef at Pangai's only restaurant, Mariner's Café, run by an expat Aussie -- genial fellow, lousy cook.

At last, they evaluated their model for malware recognition and classification demonstrating its possibilities against malicious software measuring its identification rates and classification accuracy.

Importantly, we checked various possibilities against the Saccharomyces Genome Database (the organization that is responsible for officially maintaining gene nomenclature in yeast) to be sure we were not choosing a name that was already being used to designate other genes.