Sentence examples for scary possibility from inspiring English sources
Still, it remains a scary possibility for business travelers.
The great city, the river in between, and this shore of scary possibility haven't changed.
This suggests a scary possibility — that the next regulatory regime could end up even worse than the last.
And there's the small but scary possibility of a Japanese-style trap, in which even cutting rates all the way to zero turns out not to be enough.
A scary possibility for the Lao government is that pressure for political and economic reform is building within the country and that an unknown group, or individuals, are giving expression to this rising anger though a bombing campaign.
Mr. Carrey embodies the scary possibility that at heart every human being is a sugar-crazed, 6-year-old hellion gleefully wreaking havoc in Mommy and Daddy's fastidiously decorated living room.
At this point such comparisons are scary possibilities, not likely outcomes.
Though some people may not want to admit to taking precautions for fear of seeming paranoid, parents and others are weighing the scary possibilities and quietly pursuing a strategy of personal preparedness against bioterrorism or a nuclear attack.
Giving the FedEx Cup its third different points format in its third year has stirred some debate and raised some scary possibilities, but it has so far served to invigorate the sport during a period that once was fallow.
"The game plan is to emphasize the scary possibilities," said one member of the Waters Advocacy Coalition, which has fought the legislation and is supported by the American Farm Bureau Federation, the National Association of Home Builders and other groups representing industries affected by the Clean Water Act.
From Westchester County, where the Indian Point nuclear power plant looms menacingly over the Hudson River, to the Upper West Side, where nerves are still taut, parents and single people alike are weighing the scary possibilities and quietly pursuing a strategy of personal preparedness.
