Sentence examples for put the possibility from inspiring English sources

But raising the question put the possibility on the table that the operation could be made profitable if the company aimed for lower margins.

Recent aggression by the government in Khartoum, Sudan's capital, has put the possibility of normalized relations with the United States "into grave jeopardy," a top American official said.

Not so Blair, who was incredulous: why would a prime minister put the possibility of Britain leaving the EU – with its attendant uncertainty – "on the table"?

A mediation attempt by Norway made some progress earlier this year, but the offensive by the Tigers has put the possibility of talks on hold.

Soviet news reports did not contradict his assertion but put the possibility of formal relations in the context of a general improvement in the region and between the two Koreas.

Fisher believed that interest rates result from the interaction of two forces: the "time preference" that people have for immediate income, and the investment opportunity principle (simply put, the possibility that income invested now will yield greater income later).

To put the possibilities in perspective of a number that might be a little more comprehensible, how many photos that size (1/10 the Moon's diameter) would it take to cover the entire sphere of the sky?

Gadi Schwartz and Kenny Holmes were just finishing their shift when they heard the station helicopter following a high speed taxi and they decided to put the possibilities of Periscope to the test.

Arko Advice puts the possibility of impeachment at 60%. "It is the most likely scenario, but the game is still being played," he said.

Clinical trials expected to begin early next year will put the latter possibility to the test in people with genetic mutations that cause an early-onset form of Alzheimer's disease.

But you put the word possibility in there.