Sentence examples for possibility receded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "possibility receded" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where a potential outcome or option has diminished or become less likely. Example: "As the deadline approached, the possibility receded that they would complete the project on time."
That possibility receded when federal cap-and-trade legislation died in Congress in 2010.
That possibility having receded, Chubais argues, it's time to curb the oligarchs he helped create.
Having spent his golden years with the club, at the age of 31 Torres was keen to see out his career at the Vicente Calderón but with his loan deal running out at the end of this season that possibility is receding.
If that possibility has now receded, Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak deserves much of the credit.To begin with, mediation went badly.
Since the emergence of Peter Crouch in the England squad, the possibility of a recall receded further.
James Schlesinger says that possibilities of war have receded.
So what of the admittedly receding possibility that Harmison, at 31, might have more international cricket in him?
The possibility seemed to recede with the signing, less than a week after the airlift, of a ceasefire in Nicaragua... Aiding the Contra cause both in Congress & in the field was the airlift's goal--along with distracting public attention from the Iran-Contra indictments.
And has the memory of his father receded too? "The possibility that he is alive estranges him from me," he says sadly.
A US or Israeli attack on Iran was a real possibility and that has now receded, as has – at least in the short term – the prospect of nuclear proliferation.
As the population consisted mainly of farmers, the possibility of them continuing their occupation appeared uncertain with the possibility of land remaining waterlogged or sand cast after the water receded.
