Sentence examples for remained possible for from inspiring English sources

In any case, Democrats on either side said it remained possible for another compromise candidate to be agreed upon.

Mr. Daniels said the rise of Mr. Perry's candidacy suggested that it remained possible for another Republican candidate — he declined to say who — to still consider running for the party's nomination.

Aside from furloughing Mr. Kass, who also plants in the White House garden and directs Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign, officials have delayed filling vacant positions and said that pay cuts remained possible for other White House employees.

The language, like the geography, had worked to encyst the problem in certain communities, and it had remained possible for Los Angeles at large to see the layoffs as abstractions, the predictable if difficult detritus of geopolitical change, not logically connected to whether the mini-mall at the corner made it or went under.

Despite the lack of a level playing field, it still remained possible for bright children from poorer backgrounds to out-perform those who were from wealthier backgrounds, but with less intelligence.

It remained possible for the director to ask for special consideration for certain individuals.

"It must always remain possible for the driver to resume manual control".

And what that suggests is that competition will remain possible for companies that aren't Amazon or Netflix, without massive piles of data on hand.

Thus the court's decision is unlikely actually to change French or German fiscal policy: it will remain possible for the council to ignore any new recommendations for sanctions that the commission may make.More likely than a fresh proposal for sanctions is a fresh set of negotiations.

Fortunately it will remain possible for the vigilant consumer to buy products marked 'not produced with the aid of genetic modification'.

In a world more pluralistically conceived, it has remained possible to draw on Augustine for Christian teaching on political ethics and human destiny more generally.