Sentence examples for possibility later from inspiring English sources

Well, except the possibility later on, but in the immediate sense, there are no constraints to the monetary authorities.

Expansion throughout Europe is a keen possibility later down the line, when the company will face the more stringent and challenging laws enforced in major cities such as Paris.

Rodgers said that Gerrard returning to Anfield for a loan spell during the MLS off-season "may be a possibility later down the line" but it had not yet been discussed.

The first episode of Peppa Pig aired in 2004 on Channel 5 and proved to be an instant hit and the possibilities, later global, of TV and merchandise expansion were immediately apparent.

"There are so many things I could be, but if I'm not getting the adequate education in my lifetime for me to learn and absorb, I'm not going to be able to get all of those possibilities later on in life".

It can also be advantageous to purchase properties to block other players from creating monopolies, opening you up for trade possibilities later in the game.

That reflects not only the seriousness of the nation's looming debt crisis as baby boomers age, but also the possibility later this year that just as in this summer's fight over raising the debt limit, the financial markets and the economy in general will be shaken by dysfunction in Washington if no plan can be mapped out by the new deficit-reduction committee and enacted by Congress.

Maria felt the adoption had to be a completely new start with no possibility of later contact.

"There's just something happening here that's reviving people's civic sense of possibility," he later said.

It seemed to me an obvious way to affirm my people's power and possibility; only later did it seem like a pathetic form of assimilation.

And in her first exchange with Orlando (Mr. Oyelowo), she speaks from behind a fan, as if Mr. Branagh wanted to leave open the possibility of later dubbing.