Sentence examples for possibility of sinking from inspiring English sources

Others have raised the possibility of sinking smugglers' boats.

There is a very real, not imagined, possibility of sinking".

But the social media-driven advertiser exodus ― along with public protests, continued fallout from the sexual harassment scandal involving former Fox News chairman Roger Ailes, and the possibility of sinking a major British TV deal ― was apparently too much for the Murdochs.

Shannon's group discovered the remains of a crew member wearing a life jacket lying face up on the lake bottom alongside the bow of the ship, indicating that at least one of the crew was aware of the possibility of sinking.

Writing in 1961, the British official historian Stephen Roskill stated that the attacks marked the end of a "series of operations whose results can only be classed as intensely disappointing", and concluded that the possibility of sinking Tirpitz had been "remote" due to the shortcomings of the Barracudas and their armament.

It was dangerous to do so but at least we didn't have to face the possibility of a sinking boat or suffocation in a truck.

Nearly 80 people are still missing nearly 24 hours after a ferry ran into trouble in rough seas off Indonesia, with authorities not ruling out the possibility of a sinking.

All ships have a chance of sinking.

But when Olivier Blanchard, the I.M.F.'s chief economist, was asked about the possibility of the world sinking into another Great Depression, he reassuringly replied that the chance was "nearly nil".

However, since we sampled only in summer and winter, we cannot exclude the possibility of water masses sinking and being advected northward, earlier in autumn, thus exporting semi-refractory DOC [29].

He sort of sank into the music".