Sentence examples for possibility of packaging from inspiring English sources

After trading Lastings Milledge to Washington and facing the possibility of packaging Carlos Gómez in a deal for Johan Santana, Minaya sought to add a versatile and athletic outfielder, someone, he said Tuesday, who could "become a second Chávez" to deepen the ranks.

The possibility of packaging code and data together has turned out to be very useful.

Then suddenly, just after the possibility of plain packaging was announced, we saw an increase in such stories, which have continued since.

A year later, it has now launched an independent review with the possibility of uniform packaging being introduced in 2015.

"It would also extend the ban on smokeless tobacco 'snus' to e-cigarettes and includes the possibility of requiring plain packaging.

An individual mortgage to a home buyer with poor credit might have been considered risky, because of the possibility of default; but packaging lots of mortgages together limited risk, the theory went, because it was unlikely many would default at the same time.

Based on the results of this study, it might even be worth considering the possibility of coating certain packaging (e.g. for milk and milk products, juices and other beverages) with aluminium in order to avoid the migration of heavy metals, additives from packaging materials and printing colours into the foodstuffs.

It's enough to force us to contemplate the possibility of another stimulus package.

President Bush has said he is studying the possibility of a stimulus package that Republicans say would most likely emphasize tax cuts rather than spending.

Heninger also said he hoped to discuss the possibility of a severance package for Price with university officials, even though Price was fired before he had signed a seven-year contract for $10 million.

The commission does not put a number on the extra branches that should be sold but raises the possibility of them being packaged up with Northern Rock, which is already considering ways to return to the private sector after being nationalised in February 2008.