Sentence examples for welcome possibility from inspiring English sources

With DC plans, the hazards are easier to spot: members face investment risk when building up the fund, and need to cover against longevity "risk" (the welcome possibility of exceeding their expected lifespan) when they cash in the fund to buy an annuity.DB plans should offer protection against these two eventualities.

Only weeks into a second term that President Vladimir V. Putin captured in part because he seemed to embody the welcome possibility of stability, his government has moved to dismantle a robust vestige of Soviet times: an array of social benefits that many Russians regard as essential.

Given the limited usefulness of current treatments and the frequency of treatment visits required for phototherapy, an over the counter herb supplement is a welcome possibility for vitiligo sufferers.

The work at the NH could be more varied from week-to-week depending on the workload, which created a welcome possibility for shared decision making around their time schedule.

I particularly welcome the possibility of a European constitution as a possible outcome.

Libraries, though, welcome the possibility of loosened restrictions on digital material.

She added that with a series of other buildings in the space, Ilex would welcome the possibility of bringing in a gallery in some form.

Instead of being "rattled" by Ismail Khan's leadership in Herat Province, we should welcome the possibility that the country may become divided into four or five autonomous regions defined by language, religion and tribal loyalties.

And it's at least plausible that Tiger Woods might welcome the possibility that there's Someone out there capable of forgiving him, even if Elin Nordegren and his corporate sponsors never do.

Water-supply officials in North Jersey welcome that possibility, but the amount of new water would be only about a third of the amount the Wanaque has sent to customers each day recently.

Indeed, I welcome the possibility of a national framework for the teaching of religious education as a further contribution to enhancing the role of the subject in the curriculum.