Sentence examples for emphasizing the possibility of from inspiring English sources
In this way, Rawls combines optimism and realism, rejecting the doctrine of progress but emphasizing the possibility of lasting improvement.
This hypothesis has led to further discussion emphasizing the possibility of novel therapeutic designs targeting this enzyme system for the treatment of PET.
On the same day, Cuban authorities sent a letter emphasizing the possibility of a military response to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Multidisciplinary discussions involving a cardiothoracic surgeon, a pulmonologist, anesthesiologists and the family of the patients took place, emphasizing the possibility of acute pulmonary compromise during tracheal intubation and surgery.
Most importantly, the variants of mtHsp70 are found to be present in highly conserved regions of the protein, emphasizing the possibility of an intrinsic defect associated with the protein affecting the overall mtHsp70 function to a similar extent across species (7).
"Whatever space program is ultimately selected, it must be matched with the resources needed for its execution," the panel wrote, emphasizing the possibilities of pulling in participation and financing from other nations and turning to the commercial space industry to provide rockets at a lower cost than a program by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Paine "transformed the millennial Protestant vision of the rule of Christ on earth into a secular image of utopia," emphasizing the possibilities of "progress" and "human perfectibility" that could be achieved by humankind, without God's aid.
There is all sorts of bartering between students, and the author heavily emphasizes the possibility of social success for young people who enrich themselves thanks to trade in magical products.
Experts said voters had been drawn by the Democratic Party, which put together a "manifesto" of its policies, a first in Japanese politics, and emphasized the possibility of a change in government.
While challenging a religious society to think seriously about evolution, it emphasized the possibility of reconciling a belief in divine creation with Darwin's theories of evolution and natural selection.
In late September, for instance, after an increase in oil prices, he spoke at a container-manufacturing factory in Green Bay, Wis., and emphasized the possibility of a sharp economic downturn.
