Sentence examples for it is possible to encounter from inspiring English sources

With respect to local behaviour of the disease, it is possible to encounter patients with poor oral hygiene, caries, periodontal disease, infections such as candidiasis, herpes and canker sores, tendency to postsurgical bleeding, and poor healing response among other infectious or inflammatory diseases.

Within a square block, it is possible to encounter a Tuscan villa manqué, a pillared Greek Revival mansion reminiscent of Tara, Gothic Revival turrets and New England widows' walks, set off by lush gardens that, like the pastels, seem to belong to a warmer climate.

However, it is possible to encounter challenges and problems while introducing powerful learning technologies into practical application.

But when travelling, it is possible to encounter fragile environments that have resisted change and come across moments where time seems to stand still.

Considering that it is possible to encounter some major fractures in the subsurface (as in Soultz-sous-Forêts), we assume in our study coin-shaped fractures as a simplification for an EGS reservoir.

Since the historical records were exposed to many external factors, it is possible to encounter records including erased parts of traces, which is also another problem that makes difficult to vectorize old seismograms when a part of trace is erased on the paper.

Around Canberra it's possible to encounter the argument – a pretty tinny, half-hearted one – that we can't depart from our American friends on this (other US allies do, regularly – the UK, France, Germany).

To spend time with Miss Buck was to feel the evocative power of a place that has all but vanished from the American landscape, a fragile holdover where it was possible to encounter wooden butter churns, hobnail boots, copper kettles for making sausage and apple butter and hoops for a Conestoga wagon in the rafters.

Without them, too, we give up on what's supposed to be the deep promise of religious practice: that at any time, in any place, it's possible to encounter the divine, the revolutionary and the impossible — and have your life completely shattered and remade.

It's possible to encounter O'Connnor's stories (you never really just read them) without explicitly discerning her deep, abiding belief in literary art as Christian vocation or her mission to show, as she said, "the action of grace in territory held largely by the devil".

Here, occasionally, it's possible to encounter problem statements that begin with a quote or epigraph.