Sentence examples for possibility of countries from inspiring English sources

"We enter 2012 with a very difficult outlook for the euro zone... with an increasing possibility of countries actually leaving the euro zone," Peter Sands, chief executive of the Asia-focused bank, told the Sunday Telegraph newspaper in an interview.

On Friday, European Commission spokeswoman Natasha Bertaud then hinted at the possibility of countries reintroducing temporary border controls for two years but wouldn't go so far as to say it's on the cards before interior ministers chat about it on Monday.

The possibility of country group misclassification is at most 5%, well below the 45% cited in your article.

For how could this honky-tonk girl or I have known that Mr. Ramsey, after bursting on the scene at age 21, would recoil from the possibility of country-music stardom and head for the hills?

For instance, we know little about the cooperative solution for carbon and trade policies when climate change affects the productive possibilities of countries.

And that's why we have made sure that some of the legitimate criticisms around past ISDS provisions are tightened, are strengthened so that there is no possibility of smaller countries or weaker countries getting clobbered by the legal departments of somebody like R.J. Reynolds so that they can't pass anti-smoking legislation.

He suggested that an early developing country engagement with nanotechnology innovation could reduce the possibility of these countries being net importers of the technology.

It may be argued that such an international system based on state regulation will reduce the possibility of developing countries to access much-needed capital for their own economic expansion.

It is a play on the economic integration of Europe and the possibility of these countries joining the European Union.

It also faces the possibility of developing countries seeking its aid when its resources have been deployed in Europe.

Right now, Beijing worries about growing trade frictions with its biggest trading partners, the European Union and the United States, and the possibility of some countries initiating protectionist measures.