Sentence examples for weighed the possibility from inspiring English sources

Entergy promptly installed new managers and weighed the possibility of shutting the troubled plant for repairs.

While Barnes & Noble has weighed the possibility of selling the Nook division before, few appetizing options have materialized.

He said he had weighed the possibility of investigating Getty board trustees who reviewed the purchase of the wreath and other objects because final decisions on acquisitions rest with the board.

Several of the more conservative Republican candidates for President have weighed the possibility of switching to an independent bid, and Senator Robert C. Smith of New Hampshire left the Republican Party this month and is now running as an independent.

But their defense of Norad's actions became more difficult this month with the disclosure that Norad planners had specifically weighed the possibility well before Sept. 11 that passenger planes might be used as missiles against domestic targets.

Then, as a magnifying glass drove home the reality of the holes, he got paranoid and weighed the possibility that the patterns represented the footprints of alien creatures from outer space that were colonizing the remote seabed.

A review committee for the Energy Department also recommended that any requests for money for the biodome be judged through a competitive process that weighed the possibilities against those elsewhere.

Ventura weighed the possibilities: Gracenote might be mistaken (mislabellings had been known to occur), or someone named László Simon had recorded the same music with precisely the same track timings.

I weighed the possibilities against the prospect of a week of overcooked spaghetti and mashed potatoes and roast beef at Pangai's only restaurant, Mariner's Café, run by an expat Aussie -- genial fellow, lousy cook.

Democratic members of the committee were weighing the possibility of handing the gavel to another senior member, possibly Representative Sander M. Levin of Michigan, or even naming co-chairmen.

Portugal, France and Ireland have also committed to taking prisoners and several other European countries are weighing the possibility.