Sentence examples for possibility of scoring from inspiring English sources

Of course, one of the advantages of buying cheap seats is the possibility of scoring free upgrades.

The surface material is sufficiently soft to minimize the possibility of scoring the crankshaft in the event of inadequate lubrication.

Fourth down decisions are slightly more complex, but they similarly involve choosing between a safer option (punting or attempting a field goal to three points) and a riskier one ("going for it," or attempting to advance the ball in order to maintain possession and preserve the possibility of scoring a touchdown), where the potential rewards are higher, but so is the possibility of loss.

There's also the possibility of scoring animals based on their physical characteristics: the targeting system could inform you before you shoot whether that's a six point buck or just a four point.

MRI is an interesting alternative in the follow-up and monitoring of cystic fibrosis, since it is performed without radiation and offers the possibility of scoring perfusion [7, 8, 9], but is expensive and also requires anaesthesia for young children.

The sport is basically a version of "keep away," a game we used to play as youngsters, combined with the possibility of scoring a goal.

"In my wildest dreams, I haven't had this possibility," Ronaldo said of scoring two goals in a World Cup final.

Daniel Koretz, a Harvard professor of education and an expert on testing, said it was important to consider the possibility of score inflation.

The cases, and the possibility of scores of victims who have yet to come forward, prompted the police to hold a news conference yesterday with officials from the city's Department of Health and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Only recently have philosophers started to systematically explore the possibility of using scoring rules to provide a reliabilist theory of credal justification.

The greatest advantage of this system is its easy application and possibility of early scoring in the first 12 h of life, before neonatal care can interfere with scoring.