Sentence examples for is possible rather from inspiring English sources

Progress is possible rather than probable.

"This is all about aiming for what is possible rather than what is desirable".

The majority of the country would rather think that union is possible, rather than further entrenchment in the culture wars that have so scarred this country.

"We are talking to them to see what is possible rather than standing up with banners". Her group recognises that information from scientific work can be valuable, but she wants to see bones with the least potential for study returned.

Challenges for the future include designing and considering reforms based on what is possible rather than probable or preferable, and engaging participants over time to build knowledge, engagement and trust.

It is sometimes said that the role of functions in a teleological theory of content is to explain how error is possible, rather than to explain how content is determined, but the two go hand in hand.

My story is about the hint of magic making you believe things are possible, rather than the future or the past dictating what happens.

In the future it may be possible, rather than relying on chemical synthesis, to design and build artificial pathways to synthesize completely new compounds as desired.

Two regimes of flow, a high-density (subcritical) and a low-density (supercritical) flow regimes, are possible, rather than two flow regimes for each type of pedestrian.

A result is that the technology is being used more to provide a taste of the full experience rather than the real thing; it alludes to what might be possible rather than fulfilling it.

Changing an automobile design takes at least one year and often two or three; the sport utility changes are a result of extensive research showing safety improvements are possible, rather than a response to rising gas prices, auto engineers said.