Sentence examples for possibility throw from inspiring English sources

That's Fedspeak for "if you think deflation is even a possibility, throw money at the economy now and don't worry about overdoing it".

That's the possibility thrown open to mixed-race people.

At dinner, entree prices, with but two exceptions, range from $6.95 to $13.50 and average around $10. Yet portions are substantial and more important, the restaurant's largely central Thai cooking (with a few Indonesian and Malaysian possibilities thrown in) delivers a symphony of tastes.

She vaults on to that wagon, she swaggers, she does a bit of cleavaging, but also buttons up in a rather fetching red jacket; her face is alive with eager shrewdness: this is a woman who embraces with energetic intelligence the mercantile possibilities thrown up by war.

This long article starts with a fictional scenario, before moving on to the possibilities thrown up by present-day research.

I hope that the BBC can spearhead a new kind of of national initiative based round the immense possibilities thrown up by the "future internet", where people and things communicate to improve our lives.

It sounds odd, but among the many media outlets predicting who the Presidential Inaugural Committee will pick, those are two of the possibilities thrown out by Religion News Service.

For me, the day after the election was a Highlander-like flood of previous misconceptions being flushed away, of half-considered possibilities being throw open.

With no possibility of throwing a gutter ball, I rolled a 93.

One of the founding fathers during the late 1970s of what became known as Base jumping, Boenish and his cohort of Californian utopians sought to expand the bounds of human possibility by throwing themselves off things.

He found that Mooney had discussed the possibility of throwing frames with the undercover reporter – the News of the World'sMazher Mahmood – for weeks before the trip to Kiev.