Sentence examples for far more possible from inspiring English sources

Acting as a critical counterweight to market culture, the Web has made interactions between random, equal citizens far more possible than ever before.

When the board rejected a ballot, Democrats almost always challenged the decision, but that could be explained by the fact that there were far more possible votes for Mr. Gore than Mr. Bush.

Cliff Asness of AQR says that "Making people understand that there is a risk (and a separate issue, making them bear that risk) is far more important, and indeed far more possible than making a riskless world.

Strong patterns began to emerge, suggesting it was far more possible to predict the fate of innovations than anyone thought possible.

The authors acknowledge that the data reported here are a snapshot of a group of patients, and that there is a need for a more robust study which is now far more possible due to the recent NICE approval.

Integration is far more possible today thanks to technology than it was in the aftermath of World War II.

This is because there are far more total possible combinations of 16 characters than eight, meaning malicious software must take longer to hunt through all the possible options to find the correct password.

Mr. Obama raised a far more extreme possible sanction during his presidential campaign, though he has not discussed it publicly since his inauguration: Threatening to cut off the supply of refined petroleum products like gasoline to Iran.

No clear way of answering this exists for real proteins, though it has been suggested that far more are possible than have been put to use in the biosphere [16].

The F.D.A.'s preliminary message is part of a new agency strategy to be far more forthcoming about possible public health risks, even ones agency officials largely dismiss.

Officials explained that the lower threshold had allowed the government to monitor far more people for possible terrorist ties than in the past.