Sentence examples for possibility for selling from inspiring English sources

It also confirms the finding of Makhura et al. (2001) who argue that households decide to sell when they cannot consume all they have produced and, hence, the more members the household has, the more likely most of the produce will be consumed, thereby decreasing the possibility for selling.

Ulbricht, who US authorities identified as Dread Pirate Roberts, is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for selling narcotics and money laundering.

Many recent contracts include broad provisions for electronic rights, publishers say, but few mention the possibility of selling pieces for mixing and matching.

Simon also admits he posted banner ads and had a business plan that called for the possibility of selling subscriptions to the free service in the future.

The wildest among them: According to several of Faber's sources, News Corp. has studied the possibility of selling MySpace to Yahoo! for a "significant stake" in the company–suggesting a MySpace valued at $10 billion would equal 25% of Yahoo!. (Faber's the same reporter who broke the story of News Corp.'s bid for Dow Jones, moving it from the secret realm into the glaring public light).

The analysis was performed for three different scenarios of the possibility of selling (selling scenario or SS) and impossibility of selling electricity (no-selling scenario or NS) to the grid and the possibility of selling electricity with similar capacities.

Last fall, for example, General Motors explored the possibility of selling its Renaissance Center in downtown Detroit, but the distressed auto company found no takers.

Reducing the covenants would open up the possibility of selling the stadium and/or land for non-sporting usage, allowing debts to be met, and the possibility of funding a more manageable venue for the football club.

It's an option, in the classic sense: you pay for the privilege of holding open the possibility of selling the gadget back to Best Buy.

Then there is the possibility of selling "grid-storage" batteries to electrical utilities for buffering the unpredictable nature of renewable wind and solar energy.

increased, and there was a possibility of selling electricity to the grid.