Sentence examples for possibility meaning from inspiring English sources

▶ Halfway through a 48-hour period that Fifa obviously intends for us to spend in quiet reflection, it occurs to me that a Paraguay-Uruguay final is now a real possibility, meaning a showdown between two countries I have always treated as the same place, not because they're indistinguishable, but because I was never certain which one was which.

The implications of decentralized ledger technology (DLT) are astounding: Digital trust is now an ever reasonable possibility; meaning online and offline assets can now be assigned ownership and the transference between those parties can be proven both linearly and cryptographically.

With higher oil prices, a double-dip recession is always a possibility, meaning state and municipal budgets will face even more strain, thus there will a smaller pool of revenues to pay off bondholders.

You know one more letter that you can eliminate as a possibility, meaning that you're one letter closer to having the cryptogram cracked.

Which goes to show that there's no need to be nostalgic for that 70s moment when the serious and the silly could combine to produce the possibility of meaning – or at least the possibility of consequence.

He uses a meaning-making medium to short-circuit the possibility of meaning.

Protracted time seems to contract meaning, or at least the possibility of meaning.

Prior to the revival of Ptolemaic cartography, medieval culture is characterized by a plurality of geographical modes, a fractured lens, a poly-chromatic landscape of possibility and meaning.

The partial nature of any given meaning disclosure enhances rather than diminishes the possibility of meaning within a work.

The judge's critics argue that dolus eventualis includes the possibility of meaning to kill one person and ending up killing another.

Though Scully was a disciplined pragmatist, she was also a woman of faith a faith that wavered or faded, so much so that she lost touch with the possibility of meaning greater than the mortal coil, despite the thin golden cross she always wore around her neck.