Sentence examples for rather possibilities from inspiring English sources

The possible future consists neither of realities nor of wishes, but rather possibilities without probabilities [28, 29].

But when he referred to Syria, Mr. Obama spoke of constraints rather than possibilities.

When the songs did arrive, Vernon could recognise them immediately as Bon Iver material rather than possibilities for any of his other projects.

Light and thin, it offers flexibility rather than possibility.

Rather, that possibility is dangled before us as an abstraction.

He emphasized that there was not yet an agreement, but rather "the possibility of an agreement".

A final, rather crazy possibility, is that these false bids are a way to communicate between market participants over public, non-traceable channels.

Pitino said neither Gatto nor Gassnola discussed illicit cash payments but rather the possibility Adidas would have to outbid Nike and Under Armour for Tim Langford's new team.

In one of his letters, almost as an afterthought, he suggested, "One other rather spectacular possibility should certainly be called to attention, however.

It's impossible to combine work and motherhood – I have three children, aged 9, 13 and 16 – but poetry starts from impossibility rather than possibility.

You may have seen reports in the popular media about the rather sobering possibility that Earth may be on the brink of, or already into the leading edge of, a sixth mass extinction.