Sentence examples for possibility that the current from inspiring English sources

At the same time, no one is discounting the possibility that the current optimism could fade.

What worries Detroit is the possibility that the current economic weakness is more than just an inventory correction.

No one can know whether nuclear weapons or knowhow might "trickle" from Iran to terrorist organisations, just as no one can rule out the possibility that the current regime in Iran might be replaced by a more moderate one.

The report raised the possibility that the current recovery could resemble the one in the early 1990's, when unemployment continued to rise for months after a recession had ended.

The Labor Department's report raised the possibility that the current economic recovery could resemble the so-called jobless recovery of the early 1990's, when unemployment continued to rise for many months after a recession had ended.

He said that it could take some time for the Federal Election Commission to impose new regulations based on the bill and that this raised the possibility that the current rules would change, disruptively, just weeks before the election.

Malaska's theory on societal development builds on a schematic representation of history, but its main raison d'être is supporting futures oriented thinking about possibilities that the current technological development trends, and societal trends, can lead to.

Using a careful scientist's guarded language, Smith concludes, "I wouldn't completely dismiss the possibility" that current ozone levels kill people prematurely, but "I'm not very confident" that they do.

To evaluate the possibility that reduced depolarizing current influx can mimic a slow onset of action potential generation, isolated single cardiac myocytes were injected with a very small amount of current.

Another possibility is that the current Tory leadership appears so impossibly gilded that it is effectively classless.

Saying "a distinct possibility exists that the current drought will stretch into a fifth straight year in 2016 and beyond," Brown's order requires city and town water suppliers to reduce per capita usage.