Sentence examples for possibility to pass from inspiring English sources

The pitch wasn't the best in terms of the possibility to pass the ball on the floor.

Mr. Skelos, whose caucus did not embrace similar proposals last year, said Wednesday that legislation setting up a so-called Dream Fund "has a possibility to pass" this year.

"There is no possibility to pass it in the Parliament because there are no sessions in this week or next week," Abbas al-Bayati, a member of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's Dawa Party, said before a meeting of the political leaders from different blocs.

We argue that any premium reductions must be implemented directly at the level of risk adjustment payments, thereby giving insurers the possibility to pass on those risk adjustment reductions as premium rebates to young adults.

A second possibility is to pass the short-term continuing resolution that Reid wants the House to send over to keep the government open while lawmakers keep talking.

A stretch of concrete is to Dylan like an open field of tall grass or a perfect climbing tree to another child: rife with possibilities, impossible to pass in a car without a stab of regret and a sense of injustice.

Thus, a high control of the tip of the spinal needle was enabled as well as the possibility to slowly pass through skin, subcutaneous tissue and fascia and enter the muscle with the spinal needle.

Two solutions are considered for the maneuver, to take into account the possibility of the cloud to pass behind or in front of the planet.

Progressives have to brace to defend Democratic members from these attacks, or there is still a very real possibility that the effort to pass health care reform will be stopped just feet from the finish line.

Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh lashed out at Mexican immigrants Wednesday in a radio rant that portrayed them as lazy and government-dependent -- the latest in a series of anti-Mexican statements spouted off by far-right conservatives angered by the possibility of a deal to pass a bipartisan immigration reform.

If these and other negative possibilities were to come to pass, America's support could be interpreted as a failure of its Africa policy.