"There might be the outside possibility that he might not have to raise rates again".
Yet, should the Palace complain, then it faces the outside possibility, and gross embarrassment, of its complaint not being upheld.
Given this backdrop, the (outside) possibility that D'Souza might, say, condemn capitalism as immoral is the book's great selling point.
The outside possibility that Gingrich could win the nomination and wreck the party scares them to death.
The outside possibility that the Pistons can lure Jalen Rose home to Michigan and away from Indiana has also piqued Hill's interest.
Mr. Brown, left, the party's overwhelming favorite, had faced the outside possibility of a symbolic challenge from John McDonnell, a leader of the left wing.
There remains the outside possibility that talks could be revived and compromise reached but, for the moment, PSG are resigned to finding yet another alternative.
If Democrats hold their ground, conversely, it would provide for the outside possibility of their holding a filibuster-proof majority after 2016.
The selection rekindled his association with the Greens and raised the outside possibility that they might endorse him and thereby put him on the ballot in 22 states and here in Washington.
Still, it was the outside possibility of an indictment against the company that prompted the board of Marsh to take the reins last week and work with the attorney general to stave off any chance of criminal charges, which could destroy a financial services company.
With or without Harrison, and notwithstanding the outside possibility that it might not survive a serious work programme cashflow crisis, A4e could well continue to do what it has always done best: successfully exploiting the ever-expanding public services markets that politicians devise.
