Sentence examples for thing the possibility from inspiring English sources

Taliban leaders truly fear only one thing: the possibility that Afghanistan's many tribes will put aside their differences and unite to topple them from power.

At the moment, the voters of New York are interested in only one thing: the possibility of a "subway" World Series between the city's two baseball teams, the Yankees and the Mets.

It was little wonder that, no sooner had the principals left the Abbey on Friday, that a large part of the nation, or at least those with a Twitter account, were talking of only one thing — the possibility of a future Duke and Duchess of Boujis in the Duchy of Mahiki.

For one thing, the possibility of federal criminal charges will surely change the risk calculus for people connected to the bootleg economy of big-time college sports — the assistant coaches, the sneaker company reps, the bagmen.

At this meeting, Mr. Charron discussed, among other things, the possibility of combining the two companies.

On arrival, the former Russian president met Alaska's arch-Republican governor, Frank Murkowski, in Anchorage, where the two discussed, among other things, the possibility of building a railway tunnel under the Bering Strait.

His belated arrival in 2009 gave the party its 60th vote in the Senate, the one that made their agenda filibuster-proof and opened, among other things, the possibility of passing President Obama's health-care law on Democratic support alone.

This gives rise to, among other things, the possibility of defining states with particularly simple transformation properties in the presence of symmetries.

Reflections about internet of things, the possibility of extraterrestrial life, scanning the brain, space internet and even the possibility that humans can communicate with animals were the subjects Cerf answered who recently toured South America sharing time with inhabitants of end of the world.

This sort of thing includes the possibility for mucking up the inside of the port with glue — so be warned.

For the gas station owners, the scary thing is the possibility of an accident or mishap that could result in a lawsuit, said Tim Columbus, general counsel for another service station trade group, the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America.