Sentence examples for possibility of relocating from inspiring English sources

In the future, we will be examining the possibility of relocating other functions off campus.

Already, residents are exploring the possibility of relocating to Australia or New Zealand as "environmental refugees".

She raised the possibility of relocating assembly plants to the border and easing travel rules to allow Haitians to come in and work for the day.

This article was amended on 8 August 2014 to remove an erroneous reference to the possibility of relocating the festival to Paris.

Like Manager Dusty Baker, Kent is a free agent after the season, with a real possibility of relocating after six straight seasons of driving in 100 runs with the Giants.

"Carter and Brett were very responsive to the possibility of relocating one of their community-facing services, such as the public library, into the grounds of the old school.

Founded in Akron, Ohio, the company grew out of a partnership Goodrich, Tew and Company formed in 1870 by Benjamin Franklin Goodrich, a medical doctor from New York who was attracted by the business possibilities of relocating to the Midwest, and his brother-in-law Harvey W. Tew.

Newcastle regarded McClaren as a strong contender but the former England and Middlesbrough manager's comments appear to have ruled out any possibility of his relocating to Tyneside.

Before the August court ruling, Mr. Tymann said, he had to sit down with his wife and 14-year-old daughter "and discuss the possibility of us relocating; that was extremely upsetting".

During a speech here on Thursday, Mr. Romney disclosed that he and his wife, Ann, have talked about the possibility of someday relocating to the sunshine state, likely in their retirement.

The possibility of Chelsea relocating from the stadium they have played at for 107 years has been complicated by a disagreement with Chelsea Pitch Owners (CPO), a fan-owned company who acquired Stamford Bridge's freehold in 1997 to protect it from developers.