Sentence examples for the worst possibility from inspiring English sources

The Boston Symphony, preparing for the worst possibility, has begun planning for another Levine absence.

"Take the worst possibility here, which is Senator McCain misspoke," Senator Kyl said.

"Take the worst possibility here, which is Senator McCain misspoke," Mr. Kyl said.

"We have to protect our communities against the worst possibility," Ms. Mulroy said.

"The worst possibility is that he was completely complicit and is not the person he claimed to be," he said.

Peterson said he knew "it was something bad" the moment he was hit; the worst possibility, a torn anterior cruciate ligament, would probably sideline Peterson into next season.

As they glance at sadness or oppression, they repeat a word or phrase -- like "clandestino" or "blood and fire" -- as if to exorcise the worst possibilities.

The possibility of a head-to-head battle between two former military men, General Yudhoyono and General Wiranto, who has been indicted for war crimes in East Timor by a United Nations-supported tribunal, is considered one of the worst possibilities by Indonesian political reformers.

One of the worst possibilities that people in the financial industry, like Mr. Lengsfield, have been discussing is that scores of insurance companies, pension funds and mutual funds might be forced to dump their Treasury holdings.

If officials do issue early warnings, and nothing happens, they stand to lose credibility among people who say that scientists promoted the worst possibilities to grab more grants and waste taxpayer dollars.

"Not a real war, perhaps," Brill says in the book, "but once you witness violence on that scale, it isn't difficult to imagine something worse, and once your mind is capable of doing that, you understand that the worst possibilities of the imagination are the country you live in".