Sentence examples for stronger eventuality from inspiring English sources

In general, it can be said clauses of (dis)appearance and PSPO clauses exhibit stronger eventuality and weaker thingness than dynamic existentials.

Although Ms Macapagal Arroyo would mount a strong defence in this eventuality, an impeachment case would provide an unwelcome distraction from economic reform.

Eventuality is the strongest and thingness is the weakest in pseudo-existentials (e.g., (3) and (20)).

Washington may have avoided that situation, he said, but, "by trying Mohammed behind closed doors," the U.S. authorities "have declared there are limits to the open society, that the rule of law is not strong enough to cope with every eventuality".

In such an eventuality, the removal of the tyrant holds the strong possibility of ending the horrors taking place under his rule.

But as he negotiates his exit behind the scenes, talks he did not mention publicly on Friday, the rally appeared calculated to show both that he was reconciled to that eventuality and that he could still muster a strong show of support, giving him more leverage to negotiate his departure on his terms.

Mr. Kerry, who was openly siding with officials who want the president to take a stronger public stance, said he was pushing the administration to "prepare for all eventualities" and warned that "showing reticence in a huge public way is not the best option".

You cannot avoid that eventuality.

Each eventuality was narrowly avoided.

But that eventuality seems miserably far off.

That eventuality is far from certain, though.