Sentence examples for using the possibility from inspiring English sources

"They're using the possibility that he died as a way to forestall the extradition request".

Some aides said he had decided to delay this until the lords vote in the hope of using the possibility of promotion to entice waverers to fall into line.

For the moment, Mr. Obama seemed content to let the debate play out in hopes of using the possibility of an aid cutoff to influence the situation without actually pulling the trigger yet.

On the stump and in debates, the Republican candidates have been using the possibility that Mr. Obama would block the pipeline construction as a reliable applause line about what they view as overregulation that is strangling the economic recovery.

Chinese lawyers and human rights advocates also suggested a more cynical motivation — that the authorities were using the possibility of legal demonstrations as a ploy to lure restive citizens into declaring their intention to protest, allowing the police to take action against them.

Mr. Cheney and Mr. Bush appeared to be using the possibility of a slowdown to build support for their tax plan, which proposes cuts in all income-tax rates, a doubling of the child credit and elimination of the federal estate tax.

Using the possibilities of the large screen, the director orchestrates an enthralling, sweeping, large-scale drama.

"The design of the printed objects are using the possibilities and beauty of this technique," said Holthuis.

"We are very pleased that for the first time a European data protection authority is using the possibilities of GDPR to punish clear violations of the law.

This process is best done using the possibilities of comparative genomics and multiple sequence alignments.

In her bestselling 2013 novel Sisterland, for example, US novelist Curtis Sittenfeld uses the possibility of a telepathic connection between twins as a way into exploring dysfunctional family life.