Sentence examples for possibility like from inspiring English sources

Modern elevator technology makes this a possibility: like cars, elevators are increasingly driven by sophisticated electronics.

Yankees fans said that losing the Series always seemed like a real, if remote, possibility, like an October blizzard.

Ms. Moreno also said that certain things about the rape claims defied possibility, like the fact that no DNA evidence was found.

She would rather be someplace that had the air of possibility — like, say, Venice, or Tel Aviv, or the Albanian capital of Tirana, which had an artist for a mayor and whose exhibit at the 2010 architectural biennale in Venice she co-curated.

Mr Esty raises an even more intriguing possibility: "Like in the American West a hundred years ago, when barbed wire helped establish rights and prevent overgrazing, information technology can help establish 'virtual barbed wire' that secures property rights and so prevents overexploitation of the commons".

At best it is a logical possibility, like some forms of scepticism.

In the case of compound semiconductors deposited from the vapor, we may consider the possibility of like bonds.

Even though about half of all Americans were skeptical about the possibility, they liked the idea of trying.

But it for the first time includes less likely but more alarming possibilities, like the relatively rapid melting of polar ice.

Such representations were only possible in an aesthetic medium of imagined possibilities like poetry.

There are also the more mundane possibilities, like injuries or just bad luck.