Sentence examples for term the possibility from inspiring English sources

"We think the group's prospects remain good in the medium to long term, but near term the possibility of financially distressed Arcandor being forced into a sale of its 52.8% stake will continue to overhang the shares," Sam Hart, an analyst at Charles Stanley, wrote in a note.

The report said that in the long term "the possibility cannot be discounted that thousands more employees" could be hit by the council's new strategy to outsource a wide range of services.

In the long term, the possibilities for research, learning and discovery are endless.

He termed the possibility "pretty radical," adding, "That would be pretty exciting".

In Esposito's terms, the possibility of a donation becomes a potential endangerment, a genuine sacrifice, a munus.

These authors were the first to explain in theoretical terms the possibility of a disconnection between statistical accuracy and profitability, and illustrated it through a US$ trading rule.

In simple terms, the possibility that we will suddenly begin spending enough money on education to increase the economic value of the entire workforce borders on the delusional.

With Mr. Molinari being forced out by term limits, the possibility of an open seat for a position held by a Republican the last few terms has been enticing, Mr. Straniere said in an interview.

The military ousted him on Wednesday a little more than one year into his term, and the possibility of lethal clashes has grown.

The military ousted him on Wednesday a little more than one year into his term, and the possibility of more lethal clashes has grown.

The case drew attention recently after her rapist, former student Brock Turner, was given only six-month jail term, with the possibility of being released after three months, despite facing up to 14 years for the attack.