Sentence examples for possibility of letting from inspiring English sources

Some Democratic politicians have hinted at the possibility of letting Japan Airlines fail.

At the very end of January 2002 his doctors discussed the possibility of letting him go home.

Here, however, it is not so much nostalgia, but the perhaps counter-balancing possibility of letting go that may be at work.

"It's a step in the direction of opening up the possibility of letting people own their own phone and use it with the carrier they want," he said.

So before you make a big-time move like that, I think you exhaust the possibility of letting them regain their confidence and playing their game".

The team is also exploring the possibility of letting Kim's members continue to "rent" films, either through mail order or, yes, Internet streaming.

"For the European economies who have pursued an ambitious consolidation of fiscal policies during the past three years - now they have the possibilities of letting their automatic stabilisers play their role," Almunia said.

Let alone the possibilities of letting users annotate, organize and communicate with previous check in locations.

(In London in 1947, in the course of what was, so far as is known, the earliest public lecture to mention computer intelligence, Turing said, 'What we want is a machine that can learn from experience', adding that the 'possibility of letting the machine alter its own instructions provides the mechanism for this' (Turing [1947] p. 393).

Family selection criteria Absence of advance directives   ICU complex process: − Prolonged stay - Clinical course with probability of severe complications - Complex therapeutic/diagnostic procedures - Possibility of functional/organic sequelae - Possibility of LET and/or exitus   Internet knowledge   Informed consent   Structured family  .

Thus, our study suggests the possibility of let-7 family of miRNAs indirectly regulating this particular transcription factor to achieve physiological changes.