Sentence examples for standing possibility from inspiring English sources

At some point one comes to understand — has the insight — that such answers are instances of a quite general standing possibility, namely knowledge, coming to know and overcoming ignorance.

"The goal," he said, "was to give people the possibility of standing and walking a little in their apartment.

The man presenting himself as a model of "French authority" is suddenly facing the possibility of standing in the dock.

If indicted, Mr. Ozawa, 68, could face the embarrassing possibility of standing trial for the charges, which he vowed to contest.

There were also two- and four-seat tables offering legroom, the possibility of standing and walking to the restroom or the bar and access to waitresses.

When Rantzen first raised the possibility of standing for parliament it was expected to herald a host of anti-sleaze candidates challenging the established candidates.

Tory MP Nadine Dorries will speak to her local party about the possibility of standing as a joint Conservative-UK Independence party candidate at the next election.

"The joy of being in the car is only there if you're fighting at the front and feel you're achieving something and have the possibility of standing on the podium".

Michael Schumacher has not ruled out the possibility of standing in for injured Ferrari Formula One driver Felipe Massa although a comeback is highly unlikely, the retired champion's spokeswoman said yesterday.

His retirement from parliament had been rumoured for weeks after he played a leading role in the Scottish referendum campaign but then ruled out any possibility of standing to be the leader of Scottish Labour.

The former MP for Henley, tipped as a future party leader, has so far said little about the possibility of standing for a second mayoral term, fuelling speculation that he was considering a return to parliament.