IS THAT IN ANY SENSE IN YOUR MIND A REMOTE POSSIBILITY?
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Granted, the three-way deal seems a remote possibility for now.
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His dream of going to college seemed like a remote possibility.
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But it's not such a remote possibility that they did either.
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The only thing that clicked in my mind as even a remote possibility.
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This could include typhoid and the remote possibility of cholera, according to Hotez.
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That seemed like a remote possibility when the Mets were 10 games under .
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These simple actions will make the remote possibility of a recurrence even less likely.
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Nuclear strikes are an extremely remote possibility, but their chances are rising experts warn.
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Still, there is a remote possibility of contracting sexually transmitted infections in nontraditional ways.
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In less than a year she was pregnant, and college became a remote possibility.
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But removal by the Senate would take at least 20 Republicans, a remote possibility.
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Not surprisingly, most people opt for the remote possibility of infection over likely death.
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But soon the conditions were so bad that an attack seemed a very remote possibility.
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An increasingly remote possibility, many Palestinians now consider it nothing more than a hackneyed slogan.
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That's a remote possibility, many scientists stressed; the star's strange signal likely has a natural cause.
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But a cataclysmic economic downturn originating in the United States appears to be a remote possibility.
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Nor was it the remote possibility of treason, or solely an FBI desire to understand Russia collusion.
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To be clear, both said they view this as a remote possibility, not a likely turn of events.
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There is even the remote possibility that North Korea could flip allegiances, just as China did in 1972.
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And others will fear even the remote possibility of an early election that might put Mr Corbyn in power.
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And that seems a remote possibility, given that the British public are divided almost 50-50 on the issue.
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And sure, there was the remote possibility that all this dieting would turn me into the next Brooke Shields.
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Is there any less doubt that with Iran gaining nuclear weapons, that is a less and less remote possibility?
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This may seem like a remote possibility today, but it's important to remember the stakes and meaning of statelessness.
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It remains open to an American return, a remote possibility that is nonetheless the hope of many participating governments.
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It would take 67 votes to remove the president, and no one believes that is even a remote possibility.
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" As Bell puts it, ominously, "We're talking about the remote possibility of an actual nuclear war between Japan and China.
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SAUNDERS: CLEARLY WE THOUGHT THIS WAS A REMOTE POSSIBILITY SO THEREFORE THE BENEFITS OF THE DEAL OUTWEIGHED THE REMOTE RISK.
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There was a remote possibility of a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction as they entered her body, Aglietti explained.
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But their unauthorized status limited their job opportunities; they couldn't get a driver's license and college was a remote possibility.
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Trump could even make all or part of his own closing argument, but that also seems like a remote possibility.
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The threat of Chinese invasion — a remote possibility for now, according to Shattuck — has been widely discussed as of late.
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However, this looks like a vanishingly remote possibility given high consumer standards for data security and Plaid's value-added services.
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What does it say about Prison Architect that even the remote possibility of a prisoner taking political action is non-existent?
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He urged police not to disregard false accusations as a "remote" possibility, especially in cases of historic abuse concerning public figures.
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The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), meanwhile, opposes any amnesty that might quash the remote possibility of bringing ex-paramilitaries to trial.
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Back in London it became clear over the weekend that even a remote possibility of that could not win political agreement.
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We had tossed around the "what ifs" but had never seriously considered that a Trump presidency was even a remote possibility.
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If that seems like a remote possibility, consider how difficult it already is for women to obtain abortions in red states.
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To pass, the bill would need the support of 60 senators, a remote possibility given that Republicans have a bare majority.
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That looked like a remote possibility on Tuesday, after McConnell had announced he had the votes to proceed with his plan.
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A quick détente seemed a remote possibility, given the level of tension surrounding the aftermath of the Syrian chemical weapons attack.
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She is disturbed to learn that there is even a remote possibility of going through anything like that again in her lifetime.
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It's impossible to think Wednesday's ugliness does anything but make a compromise to re-open the government an even more remote possibility.
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That's not a remote possibility when we're talking about an obese, rage-filled, 71-year-old man with an amazingly unhealthy lifestyle.
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That will need to run for at least two years in at least 1000 men before FDA approval is a remote possibility.
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A return to state ownership is only a remote possibility; Mr Di Maio's coalition partners from the right-wing Northern League are unconvinced.
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Another (much more remote) possibility is that the anti-abortion positions of Justices Scalia and Thomas have softened over the past two decades.
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That remote possibility may disappear altogether when those kids have to compete with children who receive a neural lace for their 10th birthday.
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There's a remote possibility this man is somehow an Indians/Bengals fan, though I think the safe money is on needless asshole. 2.
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Doll described it as a pretty remote possibility even if Democrats end up with control of the presidency and both houses of Congress.
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In the meantime, why not at least explore the remote possibility of turning Porzingis, his only true commodity, into a trove of assets?
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But at the same time, nobody in the entertainment industry is behaving as if a strike is anything other than a remote possibility.
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However, Reckitt said on Wednesday any risk to the infant formula business was theoretical and seen as "highly unlikely and only a remote possibility".
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Arthur: Lots and lots of unhappy Republicans are hoping for this, but I think you are right — it is still a pretty remote possibility.
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However, such an injunction would have to be issued by a judge, not a jury, and legal experts believe that is a remote possibility.
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The uncertainty — as well as the remote possibility that the E.U.'s fourth-biggest economy might leave the currency union — spooked markets this week.
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But all of this seems a decidedly remote possibility at the moment, with many of us Earthlings preoccupied with more immediate, less lofty matters.
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It makes an attempt to arrive at the fiscal baseline Republicans tried to make a legislative mandate in 2011 even more a remote possibility.
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Warm waters fuel hurricanes, so there's a "remote possibility" that the tropical storm will regain some strength and turn into a hurricane again, he says.
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And so you think 55 boxes there are pretty remote possibility of being your father but you know, you think possibly it could be so.
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As Science reported on April 19973th, 1999, the asteroid's original discovery caused some consternation, thanks to a very remote possibility of a future collision with Earth.
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Even so, research in this area is closely monitored for that remote possibility, says Stephen Russell, a Mayo Clinic scientist investigating virally delivered treatments for cancer.
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FABER: BUT TO THE EXTENT THEN THAT YOU FORESAW THIS AS AT LEAST A REMOTE POSSIBILITY, WAS IT WORTH TAKING THE RISK OF DOING THIS DEAL?
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The night before landfall, people who could not were huddled in school gymnasiums — people for whom evacuation was not a remote possibility, let alone a choice.
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That's the thing about climate change—as long as we continue on our current emissions pathway, what was once a remote possibility becomes a likely outcome.
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China has been slimming its Treasury securities portfolio for some time, but most analysts see an aggressive reduction of its holdings as a remote possibility at most.
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If a trial became even a remote possibility, some lawyers predict the oil companies would go to Congress, akin to how cigarette companies did facing their liabilities.
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But with St. Louis boasting so many talented players who call it home, is there even a remote possibility that the league will go to The 314?
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In the short run, Mr. Warmbier's death from a brain injury suffered while he was a prisoner makes engagement with the North seem a more remote possibility.
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Remote possibility, sure, but players and coaches still dream of—and more important, prepare for—the day they can supplant Connecticut at the summit of the sport.
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While Tunisian LRGs may raise their own debt from private lenders Fitch views this as a remote possibility given Tunisian LRGs' poor track record in servicing their debt.
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Zero Libor floors protect the margin from being eroded by negative Libor rates and against the remote possibility of lenders paying to park their money with a borrower.
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With three races left in the regular season, it's a remote possibility that three new winners behind him in the standings could lock Enfinger out of the playoffs.
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If reconciliation faces so many hurdles as to seem a still-remote possibility, it appeared meaningfully closer on Monday, judging by the reception the Palestinian Authority delegation received.
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Though Deutsche was warned about losing access to the UK market, "this outcome is still a remote possibility", the FT said in its report citing the unnamed people.
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"No one in the publishing field had ever considered the remote possibility that the general reading public could ever be so interested in justice," Gardner wrote in 1951.
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In the first vote scheduled on Sunday afternoon, Sanchez needs an absolute majority of 176 members voting in favor of the motion, a remote possibility at this point.
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In other words, should Kim choose to launch missiles toward Guam — which still remains a remote possibility — Trump just implied that the US would respond in a big way.
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But some people seem much more concerned about a much rarer phenomenon: false rape accusations, and the remote possibility that a young man's life could be ruined by them.
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The combination of the camps being cut off and the remote possibility that the fire could swing their way, has led to the airlift, which will last for days.
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The political uncertainty in Italy — as well the remote possibility of leaving the euro — spooked the markets when the formation of a government by the two parties appeared likely.
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Considerations related to impeachment play a role here, too, even if it may seem a remote possibility while the House of Representatives and the Senate remain under Republican control.
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Instead it goes into minute detail of every aspect of nuking the moon—including the remote possibility that such a detonation would wipe out any traces of life up there.
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In addition, if new treatments succeed in saving lives, they could also increase the (remote) possibility of survivors becoming carriers of the virus who then pass it on through sex.
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"Clearly, so long as a fine of this order of magnitude is an even remote possibility, markets worry," UniCredit chief economist Erik F. Nielsen wrote in a note on Sunday.
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According to Kohan, they're basically treating that finale — which they said they never would've written if they knew coming back was even a remote possibility — as if it never happened.
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Their fear is not just the remote possibility of a lab-created global disaster, but that some highly-publicized accident might cause public outrage that forces research and progress to stop.
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I have plenty of company among pollsters and pundits who viewed a Trump win as a remote possibility given his behavior on the campaign trail and stratospheric negative ratings among voters.
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That could become even more the case in an era of mounting populism, with the real if still remote possibility the far right could win presidential elections in France in 2022.
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While reiterating his confidence that a deal can be negotiated, Johnson said he will prepare for the "remote possibility that Brussels refuses any further to negotiate," referring to the EU headquarters.
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According to Charlene Chan, director of communications for the Hawaii Tourism Authority, the threat of an actual attack in Hawaii "is a very remote possibility at this time," the Advertiser reports.
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With researchers examining how clouds can be manipulated to combat climate change, the remote possibility of acquiring technology that allows for indefinite flight time at extreme speeds deserves particularly close scrutiny.
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The harsh treatment and sentencing of military whistleblower Chelsea Manning have made the expectation of a fair trial feel like a remote possibility for anyone who's released classified U.S. government information.
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"Clearly, so long as a fine of this order of magnitude ($14 billion) is an even remote possibility, markets worry," UniCredit Chief Economist Erik F. Nielsen wrote in a note on Sunday.
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When Annie Abrams and I were in graduate school, the idea that medievalism and American whiteness would come to the attention of the mainstream press seemed like a very remote possibility indeed.
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In a recent you gov/economist poll, only 12% of black voters said they were even considering the remote possibility of voting for Buttigieg versus 64% for Biden and 47% for Sanders.
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Chicago already has guaranteed it can do no worse than tie for the National League Central title and can remove that remote possibility with a win or a loss by St. Louis.
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For Republicans reeling at a daily stream of troubling revelations about President Trump, the prospect that Vice President Mike Pence would assume power should Mr. Trump leave office is a remote possibility.
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It is a remote possibility, yet it offers Ms. Merkel her own second chance — an opportunity to do everything she can to show British voters that the European Union is worth keeping.
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MILAN (Reuters) - State aid for Italian banks is something that should be considered even if it remains a remote possibility, Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco told Italian daily Il Foglio on Friday.
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The remote possibility of freedom in the future, no matter how distant, kept Jones far away from all the trouble or temptations a prisoner may face in trying to escape from their realities.
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Last month, Mr. Hoffman garnered worldwide publicity for saying he would donate up to $0003 million to veterans' groups if Mr. Trump released his taxes, a remote possibility that never came to pass.
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China has been reducing its Treasury securities portfolio for some time, but most analysts see it using an aggressive reduction of its holdings as a trade weapon as a remote possibility at best.
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Last month, Mr. Hoffman garnered worldwide publicity for saying he would donate up to $5 million to veterans' groups if Mr. Trump released his taxes, a remote possibility that never came to pass.
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"With the conflict dragging on, reaching a comprehensive trade deal as Trump gears up for re-election next year increasingly seems like a remote possibility," Jenny Leonard of Bloomberg writes, citing unnamed sources.
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But more than a quarter-century of dealing with North Korea on this issue, plus Pyongyang's emphatic recent statements, including Kim Jong Un's New Year's address, suggest that to be a remote possibility.
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If you think fear is a motivator for your child, perhaps ask them to consider other risky behaviors that could lead to brain or bodily function problems, or even the remote possibility of death.
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"The remote possibility that a coordinated supply control effort comes from this meeting, assuming it even happens, has put market bears on the defensive," said Pete Donovan, broker with Liquidity Energy in New York.
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The two-notch difference between Crediop's Long-Term IDR and DCL's reflects a remote possibility that sovereign support would be required or that problems would arise at Crediop and DCL at the same time.
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Speaking on background, the operative said there's one race in particular where the danger seems highest, two more in which it also seems serious, and then two others where it's a more remote possibility.
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EASTWARDS, FRANCO-GERMAN PIVOT While better ties with the United States are seen as a remote possibility, improved relations with France and Germany are seen as "more interesting opportunities for political investment," said Kortunov.
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Nick: I have to say that for one very brief moment, I contemplated the remote possibility that The Walking Dead would kill off its main character, unceremoniously in the middle of a relatively inconsequential episode.
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Even the remote possibility that Trump could tap new donations to pay himself fed skepticism among GOP donors, who wanted assurances that money intended for the election would not end up in Trump's own pockets.
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"There is a remote possibility that infants, who may be more susceptible to a higher potency level of drug, and therefore may be more vulnerable to permanent NSAID-associated renal injury," the recall announcement said.
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Trump advisers said on Wednesday night that Mr. Trump had been unhappy with the text of Mr. Cruz's speech but held out for the remote possibility that Mr. Cruz would make a last-minute endorsement.
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After bulldozing past so many other controversies, Mr. Trump has now exposed himself to a greater risk of impeachment in the House than ever before, even if conviction in the Senate remains a remote possibility.
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The company also stated there is a "remote possibility" infants, who are more susceptible to a higher potency level of the drug, may be more vulnerable to permanent nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)-associated kidney injury.
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While the researchers caution that their work is still early and more study is needed, the fact that this level of influence is considered even a remote possibility shows the amount of power that Fox has.
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The state's process is so prolonged, "with only the remote possibility of death," that it is tantamount to cruel and unusual punishment, a federal judge wrote in a 2014 ruling, calling the system dysfunctional and arbitrary.
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Ms. Le Pen, in America at his invitation, he said, had suggested a coffee in the lobby of Mr. Trump's building, where he conceded, "there was always a remote possibility" of seeing the then president-elect.
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But there is a remote possibility that the party could forge a coalition with the right-wing Northern League, an alliance that could rattle financial markets, prompting investors to demand higher interest rates for loans to Italy.
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Attendees at the conference who spoke with CNN largely said they had come to listen to the White House's initiative and expressed support for anything that has even a remote possibility of improving the situation in the region.
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When addressing those who have already concluded that the options on the table represent the two worst things that could happen to America, it is a mistake to dwell on the remote possibility of deus ex machina salvation.
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LONDON, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Neptune Energy said on Friday there was only a "remote" possibility it would launch an initial public offering next year, as the group was focussed for now on exploration and bringing projects to production.
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There is a remote possibility that Biden had no idea that Goldman founded Western LNG: Biden knows Goldman from his role as an adviser in his Senate office, and as the northeast finance director of Biden's 2008 presidential campaign.
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North Korea is a one-party, totalitarian political system, and most political gatherings are carefully choreographed and only serve to rubber-stamp edicts from the all-powerful leader, but there's a remote possibility that this one could be different.
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In the "remote" possibility of a trade war between the U.S. and China amid president-elect Donald Trump's tough talk on trade, U.S. exports like soybeans may face blockades, making exports difficult and sending cash prices in Brazil surging, said Haendler.
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I argued in my 2015 book, "The Queen," that Romney as a one-term vice president would have been an advantage to the candidacies of either Cruz or Marco Rubio, and even now, that remote possibility may make Myers unacceptable.
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So they bought themselves a second layer of protection against such an outcome, forcing the government to ask for an extension and putting off the fateful decision on his deal until a no-deal departure was a more remote possibility.
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It's jarring to think that Obama's farewell will likely be followed by the appointment to attorney general of a man who was behind the times with respect to race decades before a black president even seemed like a remote possibility.
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Britain's new leader promised to do a new Brexit deal with the bloc within less than 99 days but warned that if EU leaders refused - what he termed a "remote possibility" - then Britain would leave without a deal, "no ifs or buts".
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There is also the seemingly remote possibility of two Republicans advancing in the jungle primary: Ted Howze, a veterinarian active in Republican politics in the city of Turlock, is challenging Mr. Denham, although federal filings show he has not raised any money.
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"I would have been surprised if we had seen some move in the market because that would imply that some bondholders were holding out for a positive election result, which was a very remote possibility," said Gregan Anderson, macroeconomic strategist at Bulltick LLC in Miami.
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What we're watching: While it seems like Alexander has made up his mind, there's still a (very remote) possibility that support for federal seed money for reinsurance programs could end up being part of the package, if only because such programs undeniably lower premiums.
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"Yesterday's trigger was principally due to the positive noises on the trade war, the better U.S. 24/40ADP payroll 3/8 data and signs a no-deal Brexit is becoming a more remote possibility," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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And I think that's a pretty remote possibility overall, and I think one of the lessons of the last 20163 years is just that there is much more stability to a certain kind of authoritarian quasi capitalism than 1989 and 1991 made people assume.
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And I think that's a pretty remote possibility overall, and I think one of the lessons of the last 22016 years is just that there is much more stability to a certain kind of authoritarian quasi capitalism than 22017 and 19993 made people assume.
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The beginnings of a long-trailed and horse-traded deal with the Taliban emerged Friday to perhaps get the United States out of its longest war and, as a more remote possibility, end decades of brutal conflict in the land-locked graveyard of empires.
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Against this grim though remote possibility, the whole idea of civil defense seemed lame, when the best the government could do was to designate a few thousand of the most mundane New York apartment house basements as supposedly impenetrable "nuclear fallout shelters" for a city of millions.
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If you are concerned about the fairly remote possibility that the IRS might someday start cracking down on backdoor Roth contributions, skeptics like Kitces recommend introducing a delay between the time you make the initial IRA contribution and the time you convert the money to a Roth.
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There was little obvious reaction in the pound to reports that Britain is considering dropping some tariffs in the event of a no-deal Brexit, "probably down to the fact that markets still consider it a remote possibility at this stage" said CMC Markets' Michael Hewson.
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"I&aposve actually never heard of anyone contemplating committing a crime including the remote possibility of a pardon into their calculation as to whether or not they&aposll carry out their plan," said Dunlap, director of Duke Law School&aposs Center on Law, Ethics, and National Security.
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Murdoch's return to a top job at Sky had seemed a remote possibility when he stood down in 221, with politicians lining up to denounce the family for its domination of the British media and Prime Minister David Cameron acknowledging that politicians had got too close to his father Rupert.
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At the time that the first anti-missile missile was placed at Fort Greely in 2004, two years after President George W. Bush signed a secret directive calling for the deployment of a missile defense system, a North Korean missile capable of reaching the West Coast seemed a remote possibility.
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There is a remote possibility that a deal could come together sooner, and in the unlikely event a deal is reached by Monday, the pro forma session could be used to pass it by unanimous consent or voice vote, something that would only require one senator to be in attendance.
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SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras — A raucous crowd, encouraged by the declaration of a national holiday and the not-so-remote possibility of a World Cup berth, will not be all that greets the United States soccer team when it steps into Estadio Olímpico for a World Cup qualifying match on Tuesday.
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Given recent news that EA scrapped its narrative-focused Star Wars game under the EA Vancouver studio, it's good news to hear that Fallen Order is on track for a release later this year, although there is still the remote possibility that EA will decide to push its release date into 2020.
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There was a blood test that came back with antibodies to suggest the remote possibility of primary biliary cirrhosis, a rare disease that didn't make a lot of sense to find in a now 91-year-old man (the entire family had gotten to celebrate his birthday with him in the hospital).
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"As a sex positive polyamorous pansexual, monogamy never even seemed like a remote possibility," Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise) says in the first trailer for Netflix's She's Gotta Have It. The 10-part series returns to director Spike Lee's roots just over 30 years after his black-and-white drama of the same name premiered in theaters.
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With a presidential election just over a week away, Hillary Clinton's biggest concern will not be the very remote possibility of future criminal charges, but the much likelier chance that a few too many voters in key states will have second thoughts about pulling the lever for a presidential contender still under suspicion of wrongdoing by the FBI.
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Joe Manchin (D-WV), Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), and John Tester (D-MT) have all proven reliably opposed to both the House health care bill and the updated version that was released in the Senate this June; it never looked like an even remote possibility that they'd defect to support a Republican bill polling under 20 percent nationally.
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In March she negotiated a deal whereby Turkey promised to stop refugees from crossing the Aegean Sea in return for money, visa-free travel for Turks in the European Union and new talks about the (very remote) possibility of Turkey joining the EU. But progress has slowed as Turkey still does not meet all of the conditions for visa-free travel.
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And I can assure you that under this government you will get the absolute certainty of the rights to live and remainAnd next I say to our friends in Ireland, and in Brussels and around the EU. I am convinced that we can do a deal without checks at the Irish border, because we refuse under any circumstances to have such checks and yet without that anti-democratic backstop and it is of course vital at the same time that we prepare for the remote possibility that Brussels refuses any further to negotiate and we are forced to come out with no deal not because we want that outcome - of course not but because it is only common sense to prepare and let me stress that there is a vital sense in which those preparations cannot be wasted and that is because under any circumstances we will need to get ready at some point in the near future to come out of the EU customs union and out of regulatory control fully determined at last to take advantage of Brexit because that is the course on which this country is now set.
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