Sentence examples for becomes possible again from inspiring English sources
But terror and those who carry it out are going to be a threat whether or not peace becomes possible again between Palestinians and Israelis.
When the packet reaches the edge of the partition, it waits until node movements have restructured the topology in such a way that forwarding becomes possible again in a newly formed partition.
Everything becomes possible again when love and patience are present.
Furthermore, when freer movement becomes possible again, there will be limited capacity left within the region to address the resurgence of criminal activity.
He concluded that the provisions requiring that unlawful non-citizens be detained were ambiguous in that in a situation such as Al-Kateb's, where it became impossible to fulfil the purpose for which he was detained, the law was not clear as to whether the result is that the detention should be suspended until the purpose becomes possible again, or that the detention should continue indefinitely.
As the pool of susceptible individuals is replenished by birth or immigration, eventually an epidemic becomes possible again.
A few years later it became possible again to transfer currency from these two countries.
Then, travel became possible again, as Gazans were able to leave, this time through the Erez crossing via Israel.
In the 1980's, as normal political life became possible again, he also helped re-establish the prewar National Democratic Party as a conservative party, shorn of the antiSemitic reputation it had acquired in prewar days.
Ms. Fritsch has said, "Without becoming nostalgic for the painting of the 80's, I think that now, through photography, which was so strong in the 90's, painting has become possible again".
To fill the vacant spaces, Holt was planning to take in children orphaned or abandoned as a result of the earthquake, who were in overcrowded hospitals and other orphanages in Haiti, and to work with local authorities to try to trace their families, place them with relatives, or process them for adoption, should that become possible again.
