Sentence examples for possibility of defection from inspiring English sources
As for the possibility of defection, Mr. Kimani said, "Yes, he was considering it".
It also reveals a collapse of discipline within Mr. Barak's coalition, points at the possibility of defections, and bodes ill for the panoply of key decisions ahead.
The Democrats that did show up for the meeting in Albany tried to present a unified front and downplayed the possibility of defections.
Archey refused to discuss the possibility of defections yesterday, but he has said tournament organizers could not give the Cubans a guarantee that none would occur.
It is a delicate issue for Cuba because its team normally travels to international competitions with as many security officials as players to help prevent the possibility of defections.
He had personally carried out private conversations with Tory activists in liberal Conservative thinktanks such as CChange and Policy Exchange, to probe the possibilities of defections.
Instead, Allianz moved to consolidate Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein with the bank's commercial divisions, frustrating Mr. Wasserstein's ambitions, and raising the possibility of further defections, analysts said.
The Tories are braced for the possibility of more defections if Reckless wins, especially given that any switchers would probably not have to fight a byelection this close to next May's general election.
But given the possibility of substantial defections from the right of his own party, Mr Bush will need more than a few boll weevils to help him.On the face of it, he has two advantages in seeking to peel off Democrats.
Botha requested the 500-man column that the Chartered Company had raised, hoping to reduce the possibility of further defections by interspersing his own forces with firmly pro-British Rhodesians.
Other accounts depict gathering panic among the population and the disappearance from major cities of many Taliban soldiers and policemen, and raise the possibility of a mass defection by Taliban fighters.
