Sentence examples for every possible subject from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, thousands of places were up for grabs in almost every possible subject, with the Ucas website listing vacancies in 54 courses at Bristol, from geophysics to geography; at Exeter there were 40 courses with vacancies, including history and politics and international relations, while at King's College London there were vacancies on 30 courses, including physics and geography.

The immense number of theories that comprise the collective human knowledge about every possible subject, as well as its extraordinary dynamics, have forced us to divide it into what we commonly refer to as knowledge domains, thereby reducing the contexts of our observations to smaller space-time continuums.

The most straightforward approach is to impose constraints on the maximum acceptable displacement in both x- and y-direction and to perform a full search, that is, to evaluate the similarity measure for every possible displacement, subject to the constraints | dx | ≤ dxmax⁡ and | dy | ≤ dymax⁡ [ 25].

A possible subject comes to mind.

Celmins's starscapes dramatize it with their intimate treatment of the largest possible subject.

He sounds like a wily and resourceful man — the possible subject of a movie much more exhilarating than this one.

I surmised that AIDS was a possible subject but wondered where Mr. Kim's unsettled work might be heading.

The European Union has raised financial services regulation as a possible subject for these negotiations.

After all, photographs from space were crucial to the establishment of Earth as a possible subject, so it seems only fitting for photographers to follow up.

The finance minister, Mathias Cormann, told ABC Radio National that Gleeson's advice did not refer to Day, which fuelled speculation that Culleton was the possible subject.

The first game in the Total War series to be fully-3D also happened to hit upon the greatest possible subject matter.