Sentence examples for possibility emerged from inspiring English sources

Last week another possibility emerged - a so-called "emergency brake" mechanism which would allow a country to stop migration after it reached a certain level.

That possibility emerged after a marathon bargaining session that stretched from midday Wednesday until 3 a.m.

As soon as the possibility emerged that the plane had carried out an air turn back to the Straits of Malacca, we expanded our search to that area.

The possibility emerged in the latest hearing in a case launched in California against News Corporation by Eunice Huthart, who has worked as Jolie's stunt double.

'The spirit of Norman Tebbit is walking unchallenged through the streets of Wandsworth.' But, listening to Wandsworth Council's Malcolm Grimston on Radio 4's Front Row, another possibility emerged: it might just be plain, old-fashioned lack of thought.

And there was a special motive for practising, for as summer rolled along on Merseyside, a possibility emerged: that members of the Simón Bolívar Orchestra might be in Liverpool at the time of the Vivaldi concert, that they might come and listen – and that they might even play too.

Once you do, a world of possibility emerges from the shadows.

If that is right, however, then the possibility emerges that the theory- and the object-conceptions characterize distinct classes of properties.

Each possibility emerges as qualia.

That means that we should ideally behave as the best person we are in the moment, no matter what present circumstances dictate, keeps us more valuable when the next possibility emerges.

Thus, the possibility emerges that light might also affect the clock via changes in heme metabolism.