Sentence examples for possibility of competing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Olmert had left open the possibility of competing himself until Wednesday, though few expected that he would.
More than any other sport or recreation, bridge offers its disciples the possibility of competing at an advanced age.
The judge concluded that the vast library of Windows-based programs discourage competitors and make the possibility of competing against Microsoft impractical.
A move out of the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA) to the Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) and the possibility of competing in the Bowl Championship Series was weighed but dismissed as delaying the inevitable.
His company has applied for a patent on the method used to calculate the RealFeel, which raises the possibility of competing private temperature interpretations -- letting the market decide the temperature.
Even after winning gold in the 200m and embarking on a lap of honour to a huge reception, Whitehead was already targeting his 100m race and the possibility of competing in the Paralympic marathon in four years' time.
When differential diagnostic possibilities of competing pre-renal and post-renal diagnoses are excluded, patients with DGF should be biopsied to discriminate between the presence of acute rejection and acute tubular necrosis.
But they did not rule out the possibility of a competing offer from another company.
USA Swimming has closed the door on any possibility of Michael Phelps competing at the world championships in Russia, according to a USA Today report on Wednesday.
(Recent episodes have raised the possibility of multiple, competing Machines, not just around the world but also in the U.S. government).
Sadly the life ban imposed in Britain does not apply elsewhere and is vulnerable to legal challenge, hence the possibility of Chambers competing in China - not necessarily because of his performance, not because he is clean but because of the cost of defending any legal challenge he may present.
