Sentence examples for demonstration is possible from inspiring English sources

But it will take another six to nine months before a real demonstration is possible, Fine says.

If, as Thomas held, there is no plurality of forms here, but every natural substantial form, including biological forms, is simple, and its rational soul just is the form of the body, then no demonstration is possible at all, for the ability to learn is immediately in a human being through itself, so that to say that a human being is rational is to express a first principle.

And as no demonstration is possible, let's be aware that HarperCollins just swallowed Harlequin.

Such demonstrations are possible because once properly set up and properly deployed, an image-schematic depiction is often found to possess reality-describing content in excess of what its constructor deliberately imposed in the first place.

While we used the spot sample urine creatinine of the EARLYARF study in our demonstration, it is possible that improved accuracy would be to use the average of spot samples taken before and after the collection period or the urine creatinine concentration from the urine collected during this period.

The Limmud model needs to become well known outside the Jewish world, not as a form of boasting but as a demonstration of what is possible: it is possible to motivate large numbers of people to study, it is possible to empower ordinary people to do extraordinary things, it is possible to create a harmonious space in a divided community.

Designing affordable tags for eager commercial customers "has been discussed in various places, but this is a clear experimental demonstration" that it is possible, says Rotzoll.

The demonstration that it is possible to establish a direct link between textural properties of concrete and macroscopic properties relevant to comminution shows that material driven comminution process modeling and design are possible and should be encouraged.

UNC-Chapel Hill psychologist Geraldine Dawson, chief science officer for nonprofit Autism Speaks, calls Bear's work "the first demonstration that it is possible" that drugs based on gene research could help treat autism-like symptoms.

Recent advances include the study of protein folding and stability in different solvents, and the demonstration that it is possible to qualitatively rank the affinities of protein binding sites for a given organic solvent using the multiple solvent crystal structures method.

What we've done so far looks great -- it's a demonstration that success is possible.