Sentence examples for possibility has come from inspiring English sources

And a more worrisome possibility has come to light.

The Kennedy Center possibility has come to the fore even as another significant change is in the offing at Ballet Theater.

That possibility has come about because England's leading clubs will not play in ERC-run tournaments from the end of the 2013-14 season.

Support for this possibility has come from studies that have shown an increased response to sequences of images in with the same facial identity compared with sequences containing different facial identities (Andrews and Ewbank, 2004; Davies-Thompson et al. 2009).

Support for this possibility has come from recent studies that have reported functional connectivity between the pSTS and FFA (Zhang et al. 2009; Turk-Browne et al. 2010; Ethofer et al. 2011).

Amid the chaos are neighborhoods and parks as tranquil as any in the world, great food, fabulous museums and a proud sense of possibility that has come with the new presidency of Vicente Fox, Mexico's first truly democratically elected leader.

It is like a possibility that has come to nothing; humanity has developed along other lines, those of spoken and written language.

As for that exception, that hopeful possibility, it has come to mean a whole new set of lists, sub-lists and sub-sub-lists in my life: emails, letters, phone-calls, meetings, trips, forms, visits, events, shows, concerts, sales, walks, runs, appeals, reports, requests, applications and then adding it up and starting again.

Do you feel like the possibility of imprisonment has come closer?

While Kaka has long been a target for Orlando, and a potential move has been the subject of heavy hints from Brazilian majority owner/backer Flavio Augusto da Silva even before Orlando's MLS expansion was announced, the possibility of Robinho has come somewhat from leftfield.

"There's a possibility the killer has come and gone.