Sentence examples for possibility in the case from inspiring English sources

Because Mr. Skakel was charged as a juvenile, a death sentence has never been a possibility in the case.

Mr Mitvol, speaking on March 1st, was blunter: he said outright that the licence should be stripped from Rusia Petroleum.There are a few arguments why outright loss of the licence is a possibility in the case of Kovykta.

Hutton: It's a possibility in the case of a prolonged recession.

Although we are yet to demonstrate this possibility in the case of hPSCs, examples from less complex model organisms support this hypothesis.

There was no separation possibility in the case of M15 mobile phase; tailed spots of CS and XO and double spots of TZ and AR were obtained as reported in Table 6.

This modified RQM mechanism allows the out-of-profile packets to downgrade its QoS level, giving them the possibility (in the case of TCP) to reach the receiver before an RTT.

Mamet has said he's interested in the "mythological possibilities" in the case — the perfect "Hollywood Babylon" story of an ageing, eccentric musical genius crossing paths in a bar with a struggling, fame-struck woman.

As an example of a structural system to verify the proposed method and its possibilities in the case of the proportionally damped system, the finite element model of a cantilever plate is considered, and also a 7-DOF half-car model as a mechanical system in the case of a non-proportionally damped system.

As an example of a structural system to demonstrate the theory of the proposed methods and its possibilities in the case of multiple eigenvalues, the finite element model of the cantilever beam is considered, and also a 5-DOF mechanical system, in the case of a non-proportionally damped system.

Sociologist Emilio Zagheni at the University of Washington looked into the possibility, in this case specifically regarding migrants in the U.S. and their movements between states.

However, one cannot firmly exclude the possibility in this case that this event could be due to natural homoplasy.