Sentence examples for possibility of cold from inspiring English sources

What keeps them here now is the possibility of cold, hard cash.

In an interview, Mr. Maltin said he first learned of the possibility of cold mirages when reading a 1992 British inquiry on the Titanic's sinking.

Having failed to prepare for the possibility of cold weather in Congo, we hit some secondhand-clothing shops in Goma (there did not appear to be any firsthand clothing shops), which were stuffed with donated fashions from the past few decades.

But Allan Ray's eye injury and the possibility of going cold from the outside leave too many doubts.

"Recent weather patterns suggest an increased possibility of freezing cold air from Russia pushing right across west Europe and the UK during January.

Increased convection is expected due to high air flow rates and the possibility of a cold air jet flowing along the ceiling, but the magnitude of these effects is hard to predict.

The electricity also supports seminars, courses and workshops by enabling the use of television and computers for educational purposes and offers services that are regarded as advantageous for the villagers such as the possibility of buying cold drinks, charging mobile phones and printing and copying documents.

Recent studies suggest the possibility of nonthermal (cold) plasma application for the acceleration of wound closure.

Just a few months ago, National Weather Service scientists announced that they had recalculated the wind chill factor, first developed in 1945 and mainly used in recent years by television weathermongers to exaggerate the dramatic possibilities of winter cold.

Something similar happened with an article by Mikhail Gorbachev, who warned Huffington Post readers about the possibility of a new Cold War.

McCain's priorities are completely off base and his over-the-top rhetoric which was on display only makes the possibility of a new Cold War all the more likely.