Sentence examples for which seems possible from inspiring English sources

If he declines to enter a plea, which seems possible if he does not accept the jurisdiction of the court, he will be granted 30 days to do so.

I think I heard you saying somewhere that if Obama wins eighty per cent of the minority vote, which seems possible, the minority vote is now so big that he could actually lose among white voters by a large margin and still come out on top.

In addition to collateral damage from control of non-native species, "extinction by hybridization" [ 48] could result from hybridization of P. paludosa with non-native species, which seems possible given the close phylogenetic relationship of P. insularum and P. paludosa.

Gone are the days when Republicans raised the hopes of a filibuster-proof majority of 60 seats, which seemed possible in 1998.

Nabarro expressed relief that the "terrifying scenario" of an endlessly expanding epidemic, which seemed possible last August, has not come to pass.

They showed such a strong view of reality, which seemed possible at that moment, but later as if there was a state of innocence that subsequently, irreparably disappeared.

Given the deepening fiscal problems, luxury items like a pay raise for lawmakers, which seemed possible a couple months ago, have become unlikely, people involved in the negotiations said.

If the Democratic Party won forty of these seats, which seems perfectly possible, it would gain control of the House.

But he has been coy about what he would do if neither party emerges with fifty-one seats, which seems perfectly possible.

(Manziel will presumably get his chance to start for the Browns this weekend unless he actually appears in a Cavs game as a backup power forward. Which seems entirely possible at this point in the saga of Johnny Football).

The program, consequently, was thought to require the semantical reduction of all relational terms to combinations of non-relational ones, which seems hardly possible.