Sentence examples for heart possibility from inspiring English sources

Although electronic pacemakers are an excellent therapy, their persistent shortcomings (need for monitoring and replacement, indwelling catheter electrodes in the heart, possibility of infection, lack of autonomic responsiveness, geometric limitations with respect to pediatric patients) are sufficient to warrant a search for better alternatives.

In the case of the heart, the possibility of replacing dysfunctional myocardium with de novo tissue offers a curative approach to augment traditional management strategies to prevent disease progression toward heart failure.

Be nice!" This unreality seemed keenest in the hours leading up to Monday evening's vote in the House of Representatives for a contentious deficit-reduction deal that will prevent a government default — a heart-stopping possibility created by some of those who stride these marbled halls, breathing its alternate air.

An open mind and open heart expand possibilities and can reveal any blind spots or hidden obstacles that are holding you back.

As the French spring collections wind down, with Lanvin and Louis Vuitton on Sunday night, only two shows have seemed alive to the heart-stopping possibilities of fashion: Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen.

We can all move on and forgive and love and open up our hearts to possibilities".

Some people wait to be prompted to change their thinking or methods, but innovative Entrepreneurs like Tim Karsliyev continually prompts themselves to visualize new heart-centered possibilities.

At the heart of this possibility were the revolutions of 1989 and the new currents of international dialogue and exchange they enabled.

Hendrickson takes heart at the possibility that the former sheriff may have told the simple truth, even though it placed him at odds with Strider, who suggested that the body had been planted by the N.A.A.C.P.

But the fact that the Nuremberg process needed a clear articulation of what it sought to condemn is a further illustration, if one were needed, of why articles 6-11 of the UDHR seemed to their drafters so important: law and its due process lie at the heart of the possibility of rights because, without them, the idea of rights is, in any practical sense, empty.

And believe me, there is incredible diversity when you actually open your eyes and your heart to the possibility.