Sentence examples for the possibility mentioned from inspiring English sources
This being said, it is not possible to dismiss the possibility mentioned earlier that natives selectively move to larger or smaller cities conditional on their individuality.
When the President held firm and the Republican leadership backed down, the fallout included collapsing poll numbers for the Republican Party and the possibility, mentioned by nonpartisan political analysts, that the Democrats could pick up a serious number of seats in the House in 2014.
First, there is the possibility, mentioned above, that the terms traditionally used to refer to intrinsic value in fact refer to more than one concept; again, this will be addressed later (in this section and the next).
In the absence of such experiments, we now indicate the possibility mentioned by the reviewers in the revised manuscript (paragraph two, Discussion section).
This latter point reflects the possibility mentioned previously that some patients with diabetes may be relatively hypoinsulinaemic and, therefore, at relatively low risk of cancer.
People envisage the possibility mentioned in the enabling causal conditional, 'A and butbutheyey also envisage the possibility 'A and not-B'.
"We doubt whether mandation of treatment – one of the possibilities mentioned in our terms of reference – should be the first response to the evident problems for the cohorts under discussion," she said.
Given the possibilities mentioned in the previous paragraph, we investigated regulatory gene(s), which were coregulated with a large number of genes.
After ruling out the possibilities mentioned above, a difference in survival remained, making it difficult to explain why bilateral breast cancer is associated with poorer survival compared to unilateral breast cancer.
Exercise intervention also caused a decrease in the infarction volume, and we presume that the last possibility mentioned might be the correct one.
The third possibility mentioned above is that the two views, independent vs. common impairment of body and face processing, are not mutually exclusive.
