Sentence examples for idea of the possible from inspiring English sources

Alcoa had imbued him with a new idea of the possible.

"They give you a far better idea of the possible damage and let you make real judgments," he said.

Haiti is a relatively vibrant society endowed with smart and resourceful citizens who have a better idea of the possible than even the most diploma-laden foreign experts.

While the latter gives us a more accurate picture of how all Americans feel, the former enables a better idea of the possible political ramifications.

The application of climate change scenarios resulted in considerable variation between the models and points not only to uncertainties in climate change scenarios but also gives an idea of the possible range of future developments.

The announcement gives an idea of the possible impact the report from ICB headed by Sir John Vickers, a former chief economist at the Bank of England, can have on the country's banking sector.

Although at this stage we have no ideas of the possible practical applications of fractal technology, we nonetheless believe that the possibility of preparing, without the use of advanced lithography, fractal structures at the mesoscopic scale opens a virgin field of applications.

"We talked through a lot of different ideas of the possible ways to do this," Falchuck said.

It can be proposed that carbon conversation during these studies gives us the clear ideas of the possible fate of carbon cycle and the role of phages.

This characteristic recalls Copeau's idea of "the greatest possible effect from the least possible means".

4.31pm GMT Ahh, here's where Pete Williams must have gotten the idea of that possible "compromise".