Sentence examples for possibility of collecting from inspiring English sources

In real life, Lenz held the South cards and was fixated on the possibility of collecting 150 for four aces.

I hope that the apparent lack of demand for data up to this point has been a reflection of the lack of awareness of the possibility of collecting useful data, or the difficulty of collecting it, rather than genuine lack of demand.

One has to balance a desire for near-optimal designs with the possibility of collecting irrational or inconsistent choices [17].

The use of fire-fighting agents results in direct contaminations of the environment when there is no possibility of collecting the fire water and subsequent disposal [33, 34].

Even with the best of intentions, such devices leave open the possibility of collecting unintended information, courtesy of advanced recording technologies capable of firing up from across the room.

Furthermore, the space-time budget method offers the possibility of collecting information on spatial location, which enables the study of a respondent's whereabouts, going beyond the traditional focus of ecological criminological studies on residential neighborhoods.

When asked about the possibilities of collecting and using data about insured persons and vaccination benefits, the responses differed greatly.

He gets animated talking about the city's asphalt plants and the possibilities of collecting more effectively on the city's parking taxes, and he argues that his experience with city commissions looking at waste and savings — he's president of the Quality and Productivity Commission — have equipped him with the insights needed to turn the controller's office into an engine of efficiency.

The jury said police had not done enough to gather and react to intelligence about the possibility of Duggan collecting a gun from Hutchinson-Foster.

Could there be movement on this central point, the possibility of Ipso collecting its money direct from those it regulates (with an independent finance interlocutor on hand to ensure fair play)?

The thousands disgorged by the escalators at Oval tube station had arrived for the third day knowing that by the day's end they might witness one of the most incongruous of all champagne showers, with the possibility of Alastair Cook collecting the Ashes in the aftermath of a hammering by an innings.