According to followers of these thinkers, style in language arises from the possibility of choice among alternative forms of expression, as for example, between "children," "kids," "youngsters," and "youths," each of which has a different evocative value.
While military deterrence is certainly necessary for the time being, the best prospects for long-term peace across the Taiwan Strait and in the region arise from the possibility of a more democratic China, and U.S. support for Taiwan directly advances this goal.
One militia leader threatens that his gang will "eat the hearts of those who come to East Timor .A second danger arises from the possibility that in self-defence the UN troops will shoot back and thus provoke a political backlash.
Such wide acceptance arises from the possibility to routinely use aqueous coating formulations.
In this Letter, the interest arises from the possibility of positioning magnetic and optical particles at different layers in a silica core-shell structure.
This section, the interest arises from the possibility of combining the magnetic and the other properties by entrapping magnetic iron oxide NPs in the other inorganic compound layers, or by connecting magnetic iron oxide NPs with the other inorganic materials.
The potential pitfalls arise from the possibility that the utility of SSST as a convenient fiction in some contexts may be mistaken for a realistic representation of the dynamics of pedogenesis and weathering profile evolution.
Complications for the policy makers also arise from the possibility (or rather likeliness) that the economy moves over time from one regime to another, implying that policies that would seem adequate before become much less so after the switch.
Unfortunately this version of the argument (as well as the previous version) faces a problem that arises from the possibility of recycling matter together with the intuition of modal tolerance for origins.
The counterparty credit risk in a financial contract arises from the possibility that at least one of the parties in the contract may default prior to or at the contract's maturity, which may result in failure of this party to fulfil all their contractual obligations leading to financial loss suffered by either one of the two parties in the contract.
Additional complications arise from the possibility that selective reporting may depend on the position of a study in the sequence of all published studies.
