Sentence examples for possibility of mount from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miyashita, from the hotel, said, "This area is a resort area, and the main attraction is Mount Fuji and the five lakes, so if there are widespread stories about the possibility of Mount Fuji erupting, tourists will be frightened away and that will be very bad for business".

Another thing we have to explore is the possibility of mounting exhibits that will then travel".

In 2011, Stipe has dismissed the possibility of mounting a solo career in the aftermath of REM's breakup.

The expectations he raised could never have been met, and their inevitable disappointment has drained the possibility of mounting a similar insurgency of optimism for a generation.

The Sainsbury wing for the first time gave the gallery the possibility of mounting mid-size exhibitions, essential if we were to expand the context of the permanent collection.

One of Mrs. Clinton's strongest supporters on the rules committee, Harold Ickes, left open the possibility of mounting a challenge to the Michigan decision by bringing the matter to the party's Credentials Committee, the final arbiter of delegate disputes.

And a spokesman for Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat who once held out the possibility of mounting a filibuster against the Ashcroft nomination, said it was premature to consider floor strategy for the Olson nomination.

United States Representative Peter T. King, a Republican from Long Island who is known for his independent streak, is quietly exploring the possibility of mounting a bid for governor in two years, according to people close to him.

The Maoists claim to support multi-party democracy, but as America's ambassador to Nepal has often observed, they may be lying.The parties also face the possibility of mounting persecution by the government, which accuses them of consorting with terrorists.

While practical work is being done to prepare vineyards for the possibility of mounting climate stress, the collection of accurate scientific data to predict the future is a hot-button issue within the general discussion about warming.

Those opposing the deal, led by the unlikely alliance of owners of the Daily Telegraph, Daily Mirror, Daily Mail and the Guardian, said they were disappointed by the announcement, and indicated they would consider whether there was any possibility of mounting a judicial review.