Sentence examples for which is possibility from inspiring English sources

This is why the book has its peculiar structure: two arguments (Beweise) but one ground (Beweisgrund), which is possibility, Kant's Möglichkeit or Aristotle's dynamis.

Whether that be to establish a permanent foothold on the Moon, to visit and possibly retrieve an asteroid, or to put human beings on Mars (all of which are possibilities) is something future political leaders will decide, but one thing is fairly assured – NASA will not be given significantly more budget to do such things.

He thinks I'll disapprove... which I will, if he's getting it from his indulgent, retired parents or through gambling with his friends, both of which are possibilities.

"The tech companies are destroying something precious, which is the possibility of contemplation," he writes.

Which is a possibility, I think miserably, that only works if you want a tattoo removed.

The issue of how to encourage workplace positivity raises another problem, which is the possibility of suppressing freedom of expression.

If the Redskins could somehow get both players, which is a possibility, they would improve their defense dramatically.

If you do have a stalled car, which is a possibility, then it can create a start-line crash.

Let's say that al Qaeda or factions of al Qaeda would come to power in Pakistan, which is a possibility -- a very divided country and so on.

Der Haroutunian also adds vanilla, which is another possibility, as is the lemon juice in many recipes (which will supply extra protection against the dreaded crystallisation).

Lear: There's again a general theme in which this fits, which is the possibility of living with certain kinds of intimacy.