Sentence examples for that possibilities from inspiring English sources

James Schlesinger says that possibilities of war have receded.

And yet, nothing -- nothing, that is, beyond his famous brother -- distinguishes George from thousands of other immigrants who joined in the Western migration during the tough years following the French Revolution, when it became painfully clear that possibilities for advancement in class-stratified Great Britain were severely curtailed.

The source of the trouble is that possibilities can be subdivided into further subpossibilities.

Lewis does not say that possibilities are absolutely indispensable, only that they make our philosophical theories so much better that we have sufficient reason to accept them.

Discovered by the Marquis de Condorcet (1785), it shows that possibilities for choosing rationally can be lost when individual preferences are aggregated into social preferences.

Therefore, at least for these ("substitute") end points, it is expected that possibilities of prediction will be available in the near future.

We're selling that possibility.

The Japanese flatly deny that possibility.

Becoming a congressman ruled out that possibility.

Initial indications leave open that possibility.

Mr. Houston-Jones acknowledges that possibility.