Sentence examples for Personal possibilities from inspiring English sources

First, we asked the group to think of their countless work, career, and personal possibilities as part of that big, beautiful buffet – with sections allocated to job performance, health/renewal, finances, professional development, friends, family, community, caregiving, and life maintenance.

It contains all my personal possibilities, both good and bad.

Depressed individuals do seem able to access positive future events on a semantic level but struggle to engage with them as personal possibilities, perhaps due to reduced estimates of the likelihood of such events occurring to oneself (MacLeod & Conway, 2007).

But perhaps most significantly, the experience of AIDS activism made gay activists visible to themselves and to others in a new way, and created a collective experience that defined a generation, created lasting bonds, and created new professional and personal possibilities.

Aside from the competitive advantage this gives to already advantaged children at private schools, limiting choices also limits personal possibility.

For hundreds of thousands of heretofore ordinary, dead-end kids, art and literature and music were suddenly illuminated as ways of seeing and being, as worlds of personal possibility, in a way that school had rarely managed to reveal.

However, the participants agreed that most decisions are taken after careful examination of the patients' lives, personal objectives, possibilities and preferences, etc.

For Major Witt, the trial offers something more personal: the possibility of vindication and the return to a job she says she loved.

Van Dijk recently received one such implant, opening a whole realm of personal and professional possibilities to her, including the chance to participate in the specially-tailored concert.

The national living wage and a higher income tax personal allowance are possibilities, but if Osborne really wants to help the working poor, he should be thinking about raising the starting point for paying national insurance contributions (currently £8,000 a year) to the same level at which people start paying income tax (£10,600 a year).

Duncan: In evaluating personal passions and possibilities, what are some good ways to enlist others to help you focus on a promising future?