Sentence examples for possibility of total from inspiring English sources

With the possibility of total Republican dominance in the state possible in the 2016 elections, the Humphreys and Sinquefield find themselves on opposite sides in a number of major primary elections.

Despite all the country's problems, the possibility of total collapse remains remote.

By the late 1990's, New Jersey had become the first state to face the possibility of total development.

To the casual observer, however, they also raise the possibility of total information overload.

The possibility of total failure is an acceptable (and a necessary) risk.

He never does, but still, whenever he leaps you sense the possibility of total disaster, as you do with certain high-strung athletes no matter how many times they run or jump or dive.

I felt a shiver of recognition at the scene in which Robert describes the transformative, almost religious possibilities of total face transplants: at a lecture I once attended on the same subject, the speaker started talking about John the Baptist in the same breath as himself.

If the athletes are granted a reprieve from Cas, the possibility of a total ban ends.

Sober experts like the economist John Eatwell "thought there was a real possibility of a total banking collapse.

If a deal is not reached with another retailer or investor, the company will most likely begin to close some stores, and it still faces the possibility of a total liquidation.

Sir Howard Davies, the chairman of the FSA, dismissed the possibility of a total ban on short selling, saying the practice was a "necessary and desirable underpinning to the liquidity of the London market".