Sentence examples for the continuing possibility from inspiring English sources

Mr. Qandil, the new prime minister, raised the State Department's longstanding travel warning for Egypt, which notes "the continuing possibility of sporadic unrest".

What is different from a retrospective memoir is that, like a serial novel that would be published in tiny episodes and numbers, we're aware of the continuing possibility of unwriting and rewriting.

The US updated its advice to its citizens on Friday, asking them to defer non-essential travel to Egypt "due to the continuing possibility of political and social unrest".

And many here believe Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to conserve his military resources and public support for the continuing possibility of an attack on the Iranian nuclear program.

THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA, the delicate, watercolored musical by Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas, makes the grade not for its mass appeal, but because it signals the continuing possibility of superior achievement in the classic mold of musical theater, what the Broadway historian Ethan Mordden calls "the Great Tradition".

St Albans MP Anne Main has described the delay as "enormously frustrating" because the continuing possibility of the development was "blighting the lives" of her constituents.

McCabe's works seek to speak both to our time and beyond it, to show the continuing possibilities of what were, for McCabe, essential musical and ethical principles.

Furthermore, the involvement of many others further expands the design of the research and its continuing possibilities.

Because of the continuing uncertainty and possibility of grave danger, researchers are urgently working to answer the most pressing questions about the SARS virus.

Causation then becomes constant conjunction, or substance a name for a bundle of properties organized in a certain way or the continuing of the possibility of certain sensations.

The longer the violence continues, the greater the possibility that it will spread.