Sentence examples for renewed possibility from inspiring English sources

Asked if there was a renewed possibility that the company would be sold, Mr. Denson said, "Absolutely not".

It has been labeled a coincidence, but shortly after Mr. Giuliani broke ranks by criticizing the primary, he began to face the renewed possibility of competition within his own party.

Despite the senior official's assertion that a chance remained for an agreement, gloom appeared to descend on what 10 days ago appeared to be a renewed possibility of a settlement before Jan . 20 when George W. Bush is inaugurated.

So there is a renewed possibility of serious trade conflict between the world's two largest economies.

Murdoch was uncharacteristically conservative when he addressed the renewed possibility of a DirecTV acquisition, saying that if News Corp. were to make a bid on the satellite outfit, it would only go after the 30% stake owned by General Motors, which is valued at about $4 billion.

Offers and opening, to the sense of renewed possibility.

May Day felt, in many ways, like a celebration of renewed possibilities: critiques of the foreclosure crisis, student debt, or investment banks' ongoing role in the European debt crisis were sharper; coalitions that would've been unimaginable only a few months ago – between immigrant workers and unions, for example – took their first public steps.

It creates anticipation of the unknown and renewed possibilities".

The DVR era arrived, which theoretically renewed the possibility of watching, but that never really happened.

The reestablishment of the Jewish state renewed the possibility that the full range of ethical decisions, communal and individual, may be confronted.

But although the end of the cold war renewed the possibility of international cooperation, it hardly spelled the end of rights abuses.