Sentence examples for possible future runs from inspiring English sources

Two officials there who have also been the subject of speculation about possible future runs for other offices, the City Council speaker, Gifford Miller, and United States Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, said that Mr. Spitzer should not get too caught up in the speculation.

In March 2000, after failing to win any of the first 20 primaries and caucuses in the election process, Bradley withdrew his campaign and endorsed Gore; he ruled out the idea of running as the vice-presidential candidate and did not answer questions about possible future runs for the presidency.

Part of her appeal for Scotland may be that although she has been mooted as possible future candidate to run the Royal Court, she is not metropolitan in outlook.

From the fractional analysis, it is possible to examine just how efficiently future runs using the method outlined herein can be performed and how many more loci and/or taxa we could have included on a single 454 plate.

Page A18 New York KING TIDE GIVES GLIMPSE INTO A POSSIBLE FUTURE A king tide will be running this week that will raise water level between one and two feet above the normal high tides for many areas along the Atlantic coast.

A single model run simulates just one possible future climate outcome.

Which terrifies your readers more: packs of wild dogs now running the streets, or a possible future invasion of Scandinavian wall units?

Google's open source Native Client project is just one possible future for the Chrome platform, where applications can run in a browser but incorporate native code modules.

Today, Crowley also touched on possible future scenarios, such as acquisitions (although he didn't directly address the story we ran last month about a possible acquisition of Foursquare by Yahoo.

Today, Crowley also touched on possible future scenarios, such as acquisitions (although he didn't directly address the story we ran last month about a possible acquisition of Foursquare by Yahoo.

Compare this possible future shortfall to the huge, vast, bloated, enormous military budget which, unlike Social Security, has no separate funding mechanism and runs 100percentt short every year.