Sentence examples for possibility of the draft from inspiring English sources

To the extent we can solve the problems we face, the possibility of the draft will be less likely".

So, thank you for talking about the possibility of the draft's being reinstated, even though the presidential candidates will not.

Manfred called that "a huge issue," perhaps more important than ever because of the possibility of a worldwide draft, or drafts, included in the new collective bargaining agreement.

And he said Americans were right to remain vigilant about the possibility of a draft, given the Iraq conflict.

"Definitely I'd come in and compete to be that starter, but I wouldn't be upset if Peyton Manning was the starting quarterback of the team that I'm on," Griffin said, about the possibility of being drafted by the Colts.

And all the Democratic candidates except Carol Moseley Braun had to face the possibility of being drafted during the Vietnam War.

Jess Biblowitz remains calm in the face of menace, uneasy about the stock market and the possibility of a military draft but not given to apocalyptic visions.

Mr. Kerry also asserted, in response to a question from a high school student about the possibility of another military draft, "If you elect me president of the United States, I will give us a foreign policy that absolutely makes it unnecessary to have a draft in this nation".

Carlton coach Brett Ratten suggested that he would "have to go back and have a look" at the possibility of drafting White for the 2009 season.

His critics accused him of bluffing, but the city's Department of Education began to plan for the possibility of layoffs, drafting letters to be sent to teachers at risk of losing their jobs.

Another more recent example is when Lt. Gen. Douglas E. Lute, the war czar for the White House, said one Friday in an interview on National Public Radio that he couldn't rule out the possibility of a future draft.